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Some from the 80s

British airways Jumbo jet,Dhaka-London
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Coca-Cola
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Tv program of Btv
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Razakars beside dead body of a freedom fighter

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পটুয়া কামরুল হাসান, জহির রায়হান ও অজয় রায়কে। অজয় রায়ের পেছনে কলকাতা বিশ্ববিদ্যালয় বাংলাদেশ সহায়ক সমিতির জ্ঞানেশ পত্রনবীশ


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Tikka Khan and Golam Azam

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Niazi and Moulana Mannan

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Niazi Razakar training

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combat training to liberate Bangladesh. 1971

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Henry Kissinger, U.S. Secretary of State in the Richard Nixon administration, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Tofail Ahmed in a press conference in Dhaka, Bangladesh. 1974.
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General Niazi was the first to sign the document of surrender, sitting beside him was General Aurora of the Indian army. They are flanked by commander of the Bangladesh Air Force, A.K. Khondokar and Indian Army officers. Bangladesh.

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Soldiers moving on a truck through a crowded road in Bangladesh in 1971

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Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on his return to Bangladesh from Pakistan. 10th January 1972

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A Mukti carries his injured comrade at Haluaghat, Mymensingh. Bangladesh. December 6, 1971.

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Slain people in front of Jessore City College

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New Market of Kushtia, destroyed by Allied bombing.

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the betrayers,terrorists muktis.

@ I don't think they are soldiers ! They are officers .
Pak fauz zindabad, Mukti go to hell,India ho to hell.
 
Cause Zia started the freedom fight! And you said freedom fighters were Terrorist and traitors. I want to know whats your opinion ?
 
Cause Zia started the freedom fight! And you said freedom fighters were Terrorist and traitors. I want to know whats your opinion ?

Bro as for my opinion, Pres. Zia was a true patriot but he was also human and at that moment he sided with his ethnic kind. He was fighting for what he believed as freedom and not for some agenda of a forgien country. But many muktis were fighting as paid insurgents and off course Awami malus were among them and some were hiding in India. Majority of the freedom fighters were ordinary farmers and peasants who didn't understand a $hit of raw's propaganda or Awamis agenda. They fought because they thought they were the righteous ones just like the Pro-PAK militias i.e Razakars were fighting for unity of the state. In a bloody civil war its hard to distinguish between propaganda and actual truth and it was even more so for emotional bengalis. What Pres.Zia did was something any patriot would do after 25 march chaos. What would have you done after 25 march. Would you have spend time to search for truth? Would you have taken time to think in such a blood bath chaotic situation that Awami Indians helped to create?

Like Zakir Bhai I also consider only those joi bangla loving Awami muktis as terrorist not those righteous muktis who believed in what they were fighting for and were oblivious to Awami Indian agenda.:)
 
Bro as for my opinion, Pres. Zia was a true patriot but he was also human and at that moment he sided with his ethnic kind. He was fighting for what he believed as freedom and not for some agenda of a forgien country. But many muktis were fighting as paid insurgents and off course Awami malus were among them and some were hiding in India. Majority of the freedom fighters were ordinary farmers and peasants who didn't understand a $hit of raw's propaganda or Awamis agenda. They fought because they thought they were the righteous ones just like the Pro-PAK militias i.e Razakars were fighting for unity of the state. In a bloody civil war its hard to distinguish between propaganda and actual truth and it was even more so for emotional bengalis. What Pres.Zia did was something any patriot would do after 25 march chaos. What would have you done after 25 march. Would you have spend time to search for truth? Would you have taken time to think in such a blood bath chaotic situation that Awami Indians helped to create?

Like Zakir Bhai I also consider only those joi bangla loving Awami muktis as terrorist not those righteous muktis who believed in what they were fighting for and were oblivious to Awami Indian agenda.:)


How can you have the unity of the state when Pakistan was and still is Punjabi dominated, do you know how punjabis look down upon you bengalis as?

No patriot would ever let Ghulam Azam in, thats like a drop of piss in a glass of milk, you guys give way too much credit to RAW just like the anicient alien folks who think every monument built by ancient man was because some alien landed and gave them advanced technology

this is beyond absurd, the only Indian with the utmost contribution to the cause of Bangladesh is Indira Ghandhi.
 

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