War and Secession: Pakistan, India, and the Creation of BangladeshVistaar, 1990 - 338 pages |
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Page 80
... observed that he did not recognize any " fourth power , " and that attempts to mediate and arbitrate would only complicate matters - there was no room for further negotiation with the Awami League . A National Assembly meeting in Dhaka ...
... observed that he did not recognize any " fourth power , " and that attempts to mediate and arbitrate would only complicate matters - there was no room for further negotiation with the Awami League . A National Assembly meeting in Dhaka ...
Page 112
... observed that military action would not only make a political solution more improbable , but would further disrupt an already fragile economy and severely interrupt interregional trade . Pru- dence in both the short and the long run ...
... observed that military action would not only make a political solution more improbable , but would further disrupt an already fragile economy and severely interrupt interregional trade . Pru- dence in both the short and the long run ...
Page 113
... observed that the demands were not new since they were essentially demands for de jure recognition of a de facto situation . He also insisted that the participants in deliberations would have to be different . Substantive agreements as ...
... observed that the demands were not new since they were essentially demands for de jure recognition of a de facto situation . He also insisted that the participants in deliberations would have to be different . Substantive agreements as ...
Contents
Prologue and Overview | 1 |
Image and Legacy | 8 |
Image and Legacy | 35 |
Copyright | |
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