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In this episode, we continue our discussion with Dr. Hassan Bokhari, author and historian, delving into the ongoing impact of the 1971 war on Bangladesh and Pakistan today. Building on our previous conversation, we explore whether anything has changed in both countries since 1971. We examine key historical issues related to the war, its effects on today's unrest and protests in Bangladesh, and the current situation in Pakistan.
Sources: Here are the book references at the end.
Source: ‘ON SIX CONTINENTS—-A Life in Canada’s Foreign Service’ by Ambassador James K. Bartleman
Source: Hamood-ur-Rehman Commission Report
The Account of Nur Jahan (a Bangladeshi doctor) who conducted some abortions in Chittagong
Source: “Women, War, and the Making of Bangladesh” by Yasmin Saikia
Source: “1971: Fact and Fiction” by Afsasiab Qureshi
#1971War #bangladeshprotests #howdoesitwork
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In this episode, we continue our discussion with Dr. Hassan Bokhari, author and historian, delving into the ongoing impact of the 1971 war on Bangladesh and Pakistan today. Building on our previous conversation, we explore whether anything has changed in both countries since 1971. We examine key historical issues related to the war, its effects on today's unrest and protests in Bangladesh, and the current situation in Pakistan.
Sources: Here are the book references at the end.
Source: ‘ON SIX CONTINENTS—-A Life in Canada’s Foreign Service’ by Ambassador James K. Bartleman
Source: Hamood-ur-Rehman Commission Report
The Account of Nur Jahan (a Bangladeshi doctor) who conducted some abortions in Chittagong
Source: “Women, War, and the Making of Bangladesh” by Yasmin Saikia
Source: “1971: Fact and Fiction” by Afsasiab Qureshi
#1971War #bangladeshprotests #howdoesitwork