Old Bangla Photos

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Man crying with his family next to dead wife. Bangladesh (1971)

Photographer- DON MCCULLIN

Woman with cholera. West Dinajpur. Bangladesh (1971).

Bangladesh, (1971)

Photographer- Don McCullin

Woman recovered from Pakistani Army bunker at Mymensingh. 12th December (1971).

20 Dec 1971, Dhaka, Bangladesh - Captured Pakistani soldiers sit behind a barbed wire fence at a prison camp here.

Image by © Bettmann

Body of a suspected Pakistani collaborator killed during the War of Liberation by Muktis.
Jhikargacha, Bangladesh, December (1971)
photographer- David Burnett

 

[neolithic]

1, 1a. Spotted Tree Frog, Hyla maculata; 2, 2a. Bengal Frog, Rana Bengalensis. (1830-1834) :
1409 × 922 pixels


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1. Keeled Nosed Toad, Bufo carinatus; 2, 2a. Doubtful Toad, Bufo dubius. Bengal. (1830-1834) :
1409 × 922 pixels


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[neolithic]

Scene from the Legend of Gazi Scroll : riding on a tiger, 816 x 920 pixels :

Related links : one and two.

 

[neolithic]

Three other scenes from the Legend of Gazi Scroll :

 

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Two very large images from the Legend of Gazi scroll : 2000 x 2100 pixels and 2300 x 2300 pixelshttp://imageshack.us/g/706/an00031551005.jpg/

 

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Scene from the Legend of Gazi scroll : ship with multi-ethnic crew, 702 × 911 pixels :

Related link : Book of Gates

 

[neolithic]

The Tokyo Summit 1943 —— the Great East Asia Conference :

From left : Ba Maw, Chang Ching-hui, Wang Ching-wei, Tôjô Hideki, Prince Wanwaitayakon, José P. Laurel & Subhas Chandra Bose


Related link about 1943

 

[Zabaniyah]

Subhas Chandra Bose was a controversial figure.

 

[Md Akmal]

Subhas Chandra Bose was a controversial figure.

@ Explain how Subhas Chandra Bose was a controversial figure ?

 

[Zabaniyah]

@ Explain how Subhas Chandra Bose was a controversial figure ?

Coz he sided with the Axis powers?

 

[Roybot]

Coz he sided with the Axis powers?

Yes so that he could liberate India from Britishers.

 

[Zabaniyah]

Yes so that he could liberate India from Britishers.

In theory, it may have been good. But seeing from the Axis powers, jeez...I don't know. They were crazy. I didn't want to be any part of that crap.

I am glad Ghandi's approach went through though.

But I do find Bose to be a fascinating character. And no one knows how he exactly died

 

[neolithic]

Coz he sided with the Axis powers?

Sheer tyranny by the British gave Bose no other choice.

 

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Cabinet members of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind, 1943 :



1st Row (L to R): Lt Col Chatterjee, Lt Col J K Bhonsle, Dr Lakshmi Swaminadhan, Subhas Chandra Bose, A. M. Sahay and S A Ayer
2nd Row (L to R): Lt Col Gulzara Singh, Lt Col Shah Nawaz Khan, Lt Col Aziz Ahmed, Lt Col M Z Kiani,
Lt Col N S Bhagat, Lt Col Ehsan Qadir, Lt Col Loganathan. (Source: indianmuslimlegends.blogspot.com)