War and Secession: Pakistan, India, and the Creation of BangladeshVistaar, 1990 - 338 pages |
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Page 132
... ARMY Given the toughness that Mujib had displayed in their initial talks , the impotence of the central authority , and pressure from the hawkish group within the army high command , Yahya called Generals Tikka Khan and Rao Farman Ali ...
... ARMY Given the toughness that Mujib had displayed in their initial talks , the impotence of the central authority , and pressure from the hawkish group within the army high command , Yahya called Generals Tikka Khan and Rao Farman Ali ...
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... army in- creased and as expectations for a political settlement that could be trusted declined , Yahya , under pressure from his army command , chose to pursue a " military solution according to plan . " More than a month previously the ...
... army in- creased and as expectations for a political settlement that could be trusted declined , Yahya , under pressure from his army command , chose to pursue a " military solution according to plan . " More than a month previously the ...
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... army assumed that the East Bengal Regiment , the East Pakistan Rifles , the Ansars , and the police would all turn against the military authorities . Finally , the operation called for the estab- lishment of control over all ...
... army assumed that the East Bengal Regiment , the East Pakistan Rifles , the Ansars , and the police would all turn against the military authorities . Finally , the operation called for the estab- lishment of control over all ...
Contents
Prologue and Overview | 1 |
Image and Legacy | 8 |
Image and Legacy | 35 |
Copyright | |
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