1971.07.14, Newspaper (Times)
The Terror That Perpetuates Terror As the evidence accumulates from East Pakistan almost all hopes for polictical compromising seem to be vanishing. From our own correspondents from the British parliamentary delegation led by Mr. Arthur Bottomlay, and from the report...
1971.08.01, Newspaper (Telegraph), Yahya Khan
Pakistan Army on Christian Community President Yahya Khan is expected to visit East Pakistan today or next Tuesday. He will arrive in Dacca at the height of a psychological warfare campaign by Bangladesh guerrillas. This is designed not against the West Pakistanis or...
1971.04.14, Newspaper (Guardian)
Rhetoric And Reality “Where, after three weeks of messy bloodshed, do the military rulers of Pakistan now stand? Superficially they prosper. Bangladesh’s roving bands of “liberation fighters” have never and will never cope with the Pakistani Army in force. That...
1971.04.07, District (Chittagong), Newspaper (Times)
British refugees from Chittagong tell of murder by both sides From Peter Hazelhurst, Calcutta, April 6 The city of Chittagong has been shattered by artillery fire and subjected to a wave of looting mass murder, rape and arson. The Pakistan Army has embarked on a...
1971.04.08, Newspaper (Telegraph)
Efforts to trace six Britons missing in East Pakistan From Peter Hazelhurst Calcutta, April 7 British diplomats are urgently attempting to trace six Britons, including three women, who have been missing since civil war broke out in East Bengal 10 days ago. The six...
1971.04.10, District (Dhaka), Genocide, Newspaper (Guardian)
Dacca shooting goes on By Martin Adeney The Pakistan army, two weeks after its massacre began in East Bengal and crushed resistance in Dacca, is still systematically searching areas of the city, carrying out arrests, shooting, looting, and setting fire to buildings....
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...
1971.04.13, District (Dhaka), Newspaper (Times)
Thousands Still Fleeing Frightened Dacca From Dennis Neeld Dacca, April 11. A forest of green and white Pakistani national flags flutters today over this cowed and submissive city. The flags of Bangladesh, the independent state 75 million Bengalis aspired to set up in...
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...
