1971.04.03, Genocide, Newspaper (Time)
Road to Dacca airport ‘a mass grave Singapore, April 20 “The road from my home to Dacca airport was a mass grave.” a British woman refugee from the East Pakistan capital said tonight, claiming that reports of 300,000 deaths in the conflict were no exaggeration. “The...
1971.04.03, Genocide, Newspaper (Telegraph)
Mass Killings in Terror Campaign by Pakistan Army Killing on a mass scale are reported to be continuing in East Pakistan, indicating that the Army has shown no let-up in the terror campaign begun after President Yahya Khan gave it his “full authority” to restore...
1971.04.03, Genocide, Newspaper (Times)
The Slaughter in East Pakistan The more the news from East Pakistan accumulates, the more harrowing it becomes. Senseless murder hysterical cruelty and what must be a creeping fear run like a current throughout this packed mass of human beings. All this distant...
1971.03.26, Genocide, Newspaper (Guardian)
Curfew Eased by Army in East Pakistan Three Reports By Martin Adeney Who Returned To London From Dacca Yesterday The curfew in the East Pakistan capital, Dacca, was relaxed for an extra hour yesterday as the Pakistan Government claimed that complete calm continued in...
1971.03.24, Genocide, Newspaper (Times)
Big Guns Blast Unarmed Bengalis Sydney H. Schanberg This despatch was filed from Bombay by Sydney H Schanberg of the New York Times following his expulsion early yesterday from Dacca. capital of East Pakistan. The Pakistan Army is shooting its way into control of East...
1971.03.29, Genocide, Newspaper (Telegraph)
No ‘Mercy’ In Pakistan Fighting West Pakistan troops tightened the Army grip on the Eastern province yesterday after a weekend in which many hundreds of civilians were reported to have been killed. Out staff correspondent in Delhi cabled that East Pakistan was...
1971.03.29, Genocide, Newspaper (Telegraph)
Casualties Likely To Be Heavy Simon Dring left Dacca yesterday, 48 hours after the civil war broke out in East Pakistan Heavy civilian casualties can be expected from the Army takeover of East Pakistan. The shelling of the capital, Dacca, has been cold blooded and...
1971.03.30, Genocide, Newspaper
Tanks, Artillery Attack Dacca DIRECT HITS ON UNIVERSITY & INDUSTRIAL AREAS. Dacca. East Pakistan, March 29 (AP) The Pakistan army attacked the Bengali Independence movement in Dacca without warning Thursday night and took the people by surprise. The...
1971.03.30, Genocide, Newspaper
7,000 KILLED IN 2-DAY FIGHTING, SAYS REPORT Correspondent Arnold Zeitlin reported on his arrival in Ceylon yesterday from Dacca, that the Government troops were in full control of the provincial capital. Zeitlin said between 5,000 and 7,000 people were believed...
1971.06.30, Genocide, Newspaper (Times), UN
Gross Violation On UN Convention On Genocide That this House believes that the widespread murder of civilians and the atrocities on a massive scale by the Pakistan Army in East Bengal, contrary to the United Nations Convention on Genocide signed by Pakistan itself,...
