Hidden Stories of Exile: Memories of Polish community members who lived in India between 1942 to 1948, uncovering the stories of the lives of people from Polish descent, presently living in Leicestershire who were fleeing war and oppression during the WWII and found refuge in India. Deep personal reflections on several years spent in Indian settlements provide rich accounts of exile and demonstrate the creation of a unique bonds among the inhabitants from both cultures. Furthermore, the oral narratives reveal how processes of the settlement shapes identities and sense of belonging in times of adversity.