1971.12.13, BD-Govt, Collaborators, Newspaper (Guardian)
BanglaDesh leaders setting up courts to try collaborators From Henry Stanhope Defense Correspondent Calcutta, Dec 12 The BanglaDesh Government entered East Bengal yesterday and established itself in Jessore only four days after the town’s liberation by the...
1971.12.13, BD-Govt, Newspaper (Telegraph)
Independent Bangladesh Government Takes Over in Jessore Drive to Restore Law and Order First Priority The Government of independent Bangladesh, which returned over the weekend to the former Pakistani district capital of Jessore, has stated that its first priority is...
1971.08.28, BD-Govt, Country (England), Newspaper (Telegraph)
Protests at BanglaDesh London mission By Our Diplomatic Staff The opening of a BanglaDesh “High Commission” in London Yesterday I Quickly to diplomatic protests. It was announced last night that Britain would not acknowledge the mission. Mr Godber. Minister of State...
1971.08.28, BD-Govt, Country (England), Newspaper (Times)
Bangladesh Mission Opened in Britain In his inaugural speech yesterday Mr. Chowdhury said that West Pakistan had dominated his country for 23 long years. Now the army of Yahya Khan had resorted to loot rape and arson and was still perpetrating genocide. He said the...
1971.09.04, BD-Govt, Newspaper (Guardian)
Bangla Desh now has NLF From Martin Woollacott Calcutta, September 3 The BanglaDesh Government, in a move aimed principally at influencing Russian policy, is to set up a united liberation front, incorporating several Left-wing and” progressive” Parties as well as the...
1971.09.08, Newspaper (Guardian)
Bengalis argue over passports Bengali members of the Pakistan High Commission in England have refused to obey a Pakistan Government instruction to hand over their diplomatic passports according to a member of the commission staff. The staff had been given until last...
1971.09.11, Awami League, Newspaper (Times)
Five-party group formed to coordinate Bengal fight The Bengalis struggle for independence by the conservative Awami League and three communist political organizations which joined forces in a broad based Consulting Committee at a secret meeting of Bengal leaders on...
1971.09.24, BD-Govt, Newspaper (Times)
BanglaDesh leaders ready for international relief operation if the safeguards are adequate From Peter Hazelhurst Inchamati River, on the Indo-Pakistan border, Sept 23. The provisional government of BanglaDesh has agreed to support any proposal under which both the...
1971.08.10, BD-Govt, Newspaper (Guardian)
BanglaDesh defection By Patrick Keatley, diplomatic correspondent The political counselor at the Pakistan High Commission in London, Mr Rhezaul Karim has resigned to join the BanglaDesh movement in London. He is the most senior member of the Pakistan Foreign Service...
1971.11.03, BD-Govt, Newspaper (Times)
Bengali Diplomats Stage A Walk-Out New Delhi, November 2. Ten East Pakistani employers left the Pakistan High Commission here with their families today to join the Bangladesh movement. They claimed that they had been beaten up by West Pakistan members at the High...
