1971.04.10, Genocide, Newspaper (Sunday Times)
Murder Has Been Arranged By the time these words are inprint the town of Dinajpur in “Free Bangladesh” will almost certain be overwhelmed by West Pakistani troops and Sgt-Major Abdur Rab, its chief defender, will probably be dead. Only 350 lightly-armed soldiers were...
1971.04.13, Genocide, Newspaper (Times)
Witness to A Massacre in East Pakistan An Account of Three Days of Carnage at Dacca University: A student who survived the three days of carnage at Dacca University last month has given an eyewitness account of how the West Pakistani Army systematically shot down...
1971.04.14, Genocide, Newspaper (New York Times)
Burning Villages: Vultures, Dogs And Crows On Dead Bodies “This correspondent saw Pakistani soldiers burning villages to deny the resistance forces cover or hiding places, As the smoke from the thatched and bamboo huts billowed upon the outskirts of the city of...
1971.04.14, Genocide, Newspaper
Ruthless Massacre “During this four weeks of civil war Pakistan’s Central Government won the first round through ruthless massacres of the people by means of tanks and bomber aircraft. Nevertheless the struggle for emancipation of the 75 million people of East...
1971.03.30, Genocide, Newspaper (Times)
‘At Dacca University Burning Bodies Of Students Still Lay In Their Beds… A Mass Grave Had Been Hastily Covered…’ Michel Laurent An Associated Press photographer who evaded the Army in Dacca and toured the devastated areas In two days and nights of shelling...
1971.03.31, Genocide, Newspaper (Guardian)
A massacre in Pakistan “Only now are we getting Pakistani facts to abet the fears. President Yahya Khan has written to suppress these facts, filling his air waves and press with evasive propaganda, deporting every journalist he could find. But a few Independent...
1971.04.02, Genocide, Newspaper (Times)
Revenge fears by non-Bengali Muslims From Peter Hazelhurst Calcutta, April 1 Reports from refugees and students fleeing from the hinterland of East Bengal indicate that indiscriminate killings by the Pakistan Army have not been confined to Dacca, Politicians, students...
1971.04.02, Genocide, Newspaper (Times)
War of Genocide Against East Pakistanis Aim Is To Wipe Out Province’s Political And Intellectual Chiefs Louis Heren Allegations that they have waged a war of genocide in East Pakistan have been made against the country’s military regime whose objective is...
1971.04.12, Genocide, Newspaper (Telegraph)
Bengal Tragedy It is now a week since the West Pakistan army intervened in East Pakistan to frustrate the results of last December’s elections, in which the Bengali nationalist Awami League party had obtained a near- complete majority. One of the army’s...
1971.04.02, Genocide, Newspaper (Times)
Non-Bengali Muslims In Danger From Revenge Seekers Peter Hazelhurst Calcutra, April I. Reports from refugees and students fleeing from the hinterland of East Bengal indicate that indiscriminate killings by the Pakistani Army has not been confined to Dacca Politicians,...
