Nm20060726 Collection

Bangladesh - Major General Rao Farman Ali Khan at a press conference in the Government House 27/06/1971 DM71-6044 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

Bangladesh - Street Scene Tikka Khan Street with Pakistan flags hanging from the windows 27/06/1971 DM71-6044 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

India - War Scenes - 1971 men driving through a street armed with guns 13/06/1971 DM71 - 11726 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

India - War Scenes - 1971 soldiers and army trucks and tank 13/06/1971 DM71 - 11726 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

India - War Scenes - 1971 people crossing a river 13 / 06 / 1971 DM71
India - War Scenes - 1971 people crossing a river 13/06/1971 DM71 - 11726 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

India - War Scenes - 1971 sale of weapons guns 13 / 06 / 1971 DM71
India - War Scenes - 1971 sale of weapons guns 13/06/1971 DM71 - 11726 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

Mohammad Ali Jinnah - Governor General of Pakistan in the study of his new Delhi home 23/07/1947

Mohammed Ali Jinnah, aged 70, President of the Moslim League. A leading advocate of Pakistan being a separate Muslim State. 10/06/1947 Daily Mirror alegriaproductions260706

Bangladesh - Dacca - The burnt out Rickshaw factory 27 / 06 / 1971 DM71-6044
Bangladesh - Dacca - The burnt out Rickshaw factory 27/06/1971 DM71-6044 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

Mohammed Ali Jinnah - President of the Moslim League speaking into the microphone on his arrival at London Airport December 1946

Bangladesh - The old town of Dacca 27 / 06 / 1971 DM71-6044 Daily Mirror
Bangladesh - The old town of Dacca 27/06/1971 DM71-6044 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

India - War Scenes - 1971 armed soldier stands guard 13 / 06 / 1971 DM71
India - War Scenes - 1971 armed soldier stands guard 13/06/1971 DM71 - 11726 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

Mohammed Ali Jinnah President of the Moslim League and Lord Wavell, 1946. Daily Mirror

India - War Scenes - 1971 13 / 06 / 1971 DM71 - 11726 Daily Mirror
India - War Scenes - 1971 13/06/1971 DM71 - 11726 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

Pakistani war scenes in Calcutta - December 1971 Pakistani soldiers surrender in Kulna 20/12/1971 DM71/11795 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

Bangladesh - signs being chipped off walls, by order of the Military Government 27/06/1971 DM71-6044 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

India - War Scenes - 1971 soldiers and army trucks 13 / 06 / 1971 DM71
India - War Scenes - 1971 soldiers and army trucks 13/06/1971 DM71 - 11726 Daily Mirror Piper alegriaproductions260706

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"Unveiling the Turbulent Past: nm20060726 Captures Bangladesh's Struggle for Independence" In a press conference held in the heart of the Bangladeshi government, Major General Rao Farman Ali Khan sheds light on the tumultuous events that unfolded during nm20060726. As we delve into this historic period, we witness a street scene on Tikka Khan Street adorned with Pakistan flags, symbolizing an era of political unrest. The year 1971 witnessed intense war scenes in India as brave men armed with guns drove through streets, embodying their unwavering determination to fight for freedom. Soldiers and army trucks became ubiquitous sights amidst the chaos, showcasing their unwavering commitment to protect their land. One poignant image captures people crossing a river during those fateful days - June 13th, 1971 - forever etched in memory as they embarked on treacherous journeys seeking refuge from violence. The sale of weapons and guns further exemplified the dire circumstances faced by individuals caught up in this conflict. Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Governor General of Pakistan at that time, finds himself immersed in contemplation within his study in New Delhi. Aged 70 and serving as President of the Muslim League, he played a pivotal role during these turbulent times. Meanwhile, Dacca bore witness to destruction as flames engulfed a rickshaw factory – an unfortunate casualty amidst this struggle for independence. Mohammed Ali Jinnah's powerful voice resonates through microphones as he addresses crowds passionately about his vision for Pakistan. As we explore further into nm20060726's archives, glimpses of old Dacca emerge before our eyes - its ancient charm juxtaposed against modern-day turmoil. An armed soldier stands guard stoically amid uncertainty; his presence signifies both protection and apprehension surrounding every corner. Nm20060726 encapsulates Bangladesh's journey towards liberation from oppressive forces while highlighting the sacrifices made by its people.