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Dear All:
I remain grateful for the below replies sent to me by way of feed-back to my short query in the esteemed Mukto-Mona blog. It seems from my reading various words of communications that still the people of
The subject of
Thank you once again for you updates.
From: Matiur Rahman [mailto:matiur1965@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2011 11:13 AM
To:
Subject: Re: [mukto-mona]
WHO CAUSED LIBERATION OF
a. Sheikh Mujib: He agitated a lot against the Pakistani regime but till his surrender in the midnight of 25 March1971, he was negotiating for and was hopeful of becoming Prime Minister of Pakistan. His role in forming 'independent'
b. Zia: He was a great freedom fighter, one of the successful battle field leaders. He is unparalleled as he was the first to rebel and fight back Pakistani army. He is unparalleled because it him who declared independence of Bangladesh on 27 March 1971 when the nation was totally confused in absence of any guidance from Sheikh Mujib, or any other national leader like Bhashani, Awami League or any other party. However, as far as causation of liberation of
c. Yahha Khan: Played a major role (in causing liberation of
d. Mr Bhutto: Played a major role by obstinately resisting election of Sheikh Mujib as the Prime Minister of Pakistan after victory of Awami League in the Election of1970. If he agreed, Shekh would form the government of
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h.Mrs Indira Gandhi: Her decision to help people of
i. West Pakistanis: Not any significant role. (Honestly, I am not sure, got to research)
j. Freedom Fighters: It is their selfless, fearless spirit that led to the establishment of independent Bangladesh.They started with revenging the killing of their father or mother, sister or brother, of friends and relatives in the hands of Pakistanis. However, gradually it transformed into the fight against an 'occupation army'. They dreamed of liberating
k. Bengali language: A role may be traced back to 1952, that's it. In 1971, language movement was only a referral point without much 'conspicuous' significance.
l. Mohajirs: Am not aware of any significant role in 'causing' liberation of
m. Bengali Hindus: Count of Bengali Hindus among the freedom fighters was unfortunately very very low. However, a majority proportion of Indian people who gave shelter to people of
n. Bengali Muslims: (i) Most of the freedom fighters were Bengali Muslims. (ii)
o. Indian Army: Played a very vital role in training people of
q. Pakistani Army: Most significant role. It is because of their crackdown, killing, torture, arson, rape and destruction that the entire nation decided to cut off with
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s. CIA: Am not aware of any significant role.
t. KGB: Am not aware of any significant role.
u. Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendar: Played a very VERY significant role since 27 March 1971 with declaration of independent
v. Other factors: Awami League leaders of April of 1971: By forming a government of independent "Bangla Desh", they gave a shape to the idea of a "liberation of
w. Other factors:
From: qar <qrahman@netscape.net>
To:
Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 11:47 AM
Subject: Re: [mukto-mona]
I would like to hear from your learned readers as to who caused the liberation of
>>>>>>>> Not sure about Israeli role in liberation of
For example Urdu is not a native language of
But Pakistani leaders were too focused on glorifying their own sorry state and left the country to anarchy. History will tell us that, Bengali Muslims worked very hard ( Including our father of the nation Sheikh Mujibur Rahman) to create
I feel you have to do extensive research on connections between parties. There are evidences about communications among parties and many books were written on this topic. However one has to separate fiction from non-fictional history. Some of our "Authentic" narratives are not commonly known but should be preserved to stay true to our future generations.
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Sent: Fri, Oct 21, 2011 4:19 am
Subject: [mukto-mona] Bangladesh Wins Freedom
I have been studying the historic emergence of
I would like to hear from your learned readers as to who caused the liberation of
Next comes the question: Was there any explicit or implicit understanding between the above parties?
Your learned feedback will greatly help me in creating a good monograph which may help the future generations the truths about the appearance and reality.
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