History is NOT written by Awami Leaguers. Account of a lot of Bangladeshi Intellectuals irrespective of their political affinities who lost their kin in the atrocity do also count which the BNP and their alliances pathetically ignore, reject in most of the cases as "propaganda" pieces which is absolute moral debauchery from you. What Sharmila Bose tried was to build up a revisionist theory which failed to see both side of the coins and ended up in some hilarious conclusions. You want to stick to her assumptions it's your choice but when I, Personally read history about '71 war I read Pakistani Army Officer's account too some of which Bose had deliberately omitted because it did not go parallel with her version of "revisionist" theory.History written by BAL and the Indians about 1971 have all been one-sided. Bose provides some balance to the distorted narrative provided by Indian propaganda.
Bose's book is not the first of its kind and have been supported by many Bangladeshis who themselves went through the 1971 crisis. why you even care about this matter, not just lambaste a very well-researched work that is thousand times more reliable than Indian government accounts (aka propaganda), is self explanatory
I am not here to prove who is right and who is wrong but I believe the real fragmented accounts are still to be put into one pieces.Bose might be true in some part but she is not Bible's last words.