Manjula Anwar

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Dr. Manjula Anwar is a prominent Bengali linguist. She translated the famous independence telegram in Chittagong declaring the independence of East Pakistan from Pakistan as Bangladesh in 1971.^[1]

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History and events	Bengali nationalism · Partition of India · History of Pakistan · Awami League · Bengali Language Movement · Agartala Conspiracy Case · 6 Point Movement · 1970 Elections · This time the struggle is for our freedom · East Pakistan Rifles Mutiny · Operation Searchlight · Bangladesh Liberation War · Mujibnagar Government · Bangladesh War timeline · Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 · Battle of Garibpur · Clash over Boyra · Battle of Dhalai · Battle of Hilli · Battle of Kushtia · 1971 Bangladesh atrocities · History of Bangladesh

Bangladesh	Sheikh Mujibur Rahman · Syed Nazrul Islam · Tajuddin Ahmad · A. H. M. Qamaruzzaman · M. A. G. Osmani · Dhirendranath Datta · Ziaur Rahman · Khaled Mosharraf · M. Hamidullah Khan · Shafaat Jamil · Muhammad Mansur Ali · Khondaker Mostaq Ahmad · Matiur Rahman · Manjula Anwar · M A Hannan · Abu Sayeed Chowdhury · Awami League · Mukti Bahini · Mujibnagar · Mitro Bahini · Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra

Pakistan	Yahya Khan · Zulfikar Ali Bhutto · Nurul Amin · Shah Azizur Rahman · Golam Azam · Motiur Rahman Nizami · Jamaat-e-Islami · Pakistan Army · Tikka Khan · A. A. K. Niazi · Razakars · Al-Badr · Al-Shams

India	Indira Gandhi · Indian Army · Sam Manekshaw · Jagjit Singh Aurora · J.F.R. Jacob

[edit] References

^ Rahman, M: "Bangladesh Today", page 49. News and Media Ltd, 1978

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