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September 1: Directives to the nation by Bangla Desh government September 2: The slaughter of 200,000 Bengalis – El Commercio – Equador Memorandum of conversation between The Secretary Christopher Van Hollen, Deputy Assistant Secretary, NEA Peter D. Constable, Senior Political Officer, Pakistan-Afghanistan Affairs Maj. Gen. Inam-ul Haq, Director General, Defense Procurement; Pakistan Ministry of Defense [...]
. Mar 25, 2008
Filed under: 1971, September, Time line of Events, Agha Hilaly, Bangladesh government, Bhasani, civil war, East Pakistan, Indira Gandhi, Khandaker Moshtaque Ahmed, Kissinger, Nixon, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Swaran Singh, Tajuddin, Yahya Khan, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
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July 1: Letter From President Nixon to Indian Prime Minister Gandhi: “With regard to the need for actions which will make possible a reversal of the refugee flow, we have continued to emphasize that a return to peace and security in East Pakistan and a viable political settlement are crucial to restoration of a more [...]
. Mar 25, 2008
Filed under: 1971, July, Time line of Events, Agha Hilaly, Bangladesh government, Bhasani, civil war, East Pakistan, Indira Gandhi, Khandaker Moshtaque Ahmed, Kissinger, Nixon, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Swaran Singh, Tajuddin, Yahya Khan, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
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April 1: New York Times reports heavy killing in Dhaka. Muslim League President Mumtaz Daultana: Mujib’s demands were much as President Yahya had spelled out in his address to the nation, except that Yahya had not detailed Mujib’s views on an interim central government. Mujib had wanted Yahya to remain as President with no political [...]
. Mar 25, 2008
Filed under: 1971, April, Agha Hilaly, Archer Blood, Bangabandhu 7 March Speech, Bangladesh Flag, Bangladesh government, Bhasani, blood telegram, civil war, curfew, Daultana, declaration of independence, East Pakistan, Indira Gandhi, Kissinger, Mujib Nagar, NAP, National Assembly, Nixon, operation searchlight, Rab, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Siraj, Tajuddin, Tikka Khan, Yahya Khan, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto