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- Author: Salim Akhtar
- Publisher: Central Park South Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1956452540
- ISBN-13: 9781956452549
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.2 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Why did the war in Bosnia Herzegovina continue for over three years? The killings, rape, and ethnic cleansing was allowed to go on in the heartland of Europe with lead world powers apparently helpless. The truth behind the war as the book invites you on a remarkable journey alongside Salim, a man who has experiences the realities of war firsthand.
Beginning with his service in the Pakistan Army and the real events of the Naggi Battle fought on December 27th, 1971, between the Indian Army and the Pakistan Army well after the ceasefire. Salim takes you through a captivating narrative that reveals the true nature of conflicts. He goes on to discuss the birth of a new nation, Bangladesh, the harsh transitions, life with the newly formed Bangladesh Myanmar where he spent three years and he talks about the seeds of the current Rohingya crisis.
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- Author: Salim Akhtar
- Publisher: Central Park South Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1956452540
- ISBN-13: 9781956452549
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.2 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Why did the war in Bosnia Herzegovina continue for over three years? The killings, rape, and ethnic cleansing was allowed to go on in the heartland of Europe with lead world powers apparently helpless. The truth behind the war as the book invites you on a remarkable journey alongside Salim, a man who has experiences the realities of war firsthand.
Beginning with his service in the Pakistan Army and the real events of the Naggi Battle fought on December 27th, 1971, between the Indian Army and the Pakistan Army well after the ceasefire. Salim takes you through a captivating narrative that reveals the true nature of conflicts. He goes on to discuss the birth of a new nation, Bangladesh, the harsh transitions, life with the newly formed Bangladesh Myanmar where he spent three years and he talks about the seeds of the current Rohingya crisis.
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