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...
1971.06.04, Newspaper (Times), Refugee
Massacre Of Refugees By Bengalis Alleged Peter Hazelhurst Hili, Northern West Bengal, April 5. Thousands of helpless Muslim refugees who settled in Bengal at the time of partition are reported to have been massacred by angry Bengalis in East Pakistan during the past...
1971.07.11, Newspaper (Sunday Times)
A Regime of Thugs And Bigots Murray Sayle The Pakistan military regime last week repeated its claim that East Pakistan is rapidly returning to “normalcy” after its prolonged military operation against “rebels and miscreants’ ‘ and that the way was...
1971.07.14, Newspaper (Times)
Bank Report on Bengal Destruction The following are excerpts from a report on the western’area of East Pakistan by Mr. Hendrick von der Heifden, member of a mission of the International Bank for Reconstruction and development that visited the area last month....
1971.11.09, Newspaper (Times)
The Terror That Perpetuates Terror As the evidence accumulates from East Pakistan almost all hopes for political compromise seem to be vanishing. From our own correspondents, from the British parliamentary delegation led by Mr. Arthur Bottomley and from the report...
1971.11.10, Newspaper (Times)
E- Bengal Villages to be fined From a Special Correspondent Dacca, Nov 9 Pakistan authorities here have announced that collective punitive fines will be imposed on entire communities in East Pakistan when guerrilla actions against the Government occur. Local civic...
1971.12.02, District (Chittagong), Newspaper (Telegraph)
The retreat to Chittagong? Clare Hollingsworth An independent State of Bangladesh could become a reality early next year should India increase the political and military support she is giving to the Government-in exile and the guerrillas fighting in East Pakistan. But...
1971.12.16, Newspaper (Telegraph)
Editorial : Bangladesh Now With the occupation by Indian forces of East Pakistan, re-named Bangladesh, virtually complete, and with a dialogue under way between the military commanders in Dacca and New Delhi for a cease-fire, the first phase at least of the...
1971.12.16, Country (India), Newspaper (Telegraph)
David Loshak in New Delhi looks at the cost and problems of the infant Bangladesh. Mother India’s New Offspring Bangladesh must now be regarded as a reality – “recognised.” as India and Bhutan have recognised it, or not. Indian forces are at the...
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...
