Sehgal, Ikram <br/><br/>
Blood over different shade of green : East Pakistan 1971 : history revisited 
/ Ikram Sehgal 
 - Karachi :   Oxford University Press,  2020 
 - xx, 410 p. 
<br/><br/>1.	The cultural identity of east Bengalis<br/>2.	The language movement <br/>3.	Purba Pakistan : the united Bengal plan and the partition of Bengal <br/>4.	Economic disparity and delayed development of East Pakistan<br/>5.	Political differences between east and West Pakistan <br/>6.	The 1965 war, the six point movement and agartala <br/>7.	Towards open confrontation<br/>8.	First general election in Pakistan: December 1970<br/>9.	Election aftermath <br/>10.	Outrage in March 1971<br/>11.	A deadly polarization <br/>12.	The stalemate <br/>13.	Operation searchlight phase-1<br/>14.	Winning the battle but losing the war 1<br/>15.	Accusations of rape and genocide <br/>16.	Winning the battle but losing the war 2<br/>17.	India’s role in the East Pakistan crisis <br/>18.	Dhaka daze <br/>19.	The theatre of the absurd: September-October 1971 <br/>20.	The beginning of the end <br/>21.	The last days of united Pakistan<br/>22.	The aftermath of 1971: lessons to be learned <br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780190702274 (pbk) 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Bangladesh--Sehgal, Ikram, 1946--Pakistan--Politics and government
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>954.9205  / Se41