Written by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the book talks about his personal reflections and experiences, offering an intimate glimpse into his life and the birth of Bangladesh.
Written by SA Karim, the book enriched with historical context explores the life, achievements, and challenges of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
Anam Zakaria's book gives a multi-perspective understanding of the Bangladesh Liberation War, featuring narratives from Bangladesh, Pakistan, and India.
Gary J. Bass uncovers the geopolitical intricacies and the US involvement in the 1971 genocide, highlighting the international dimensions of Bangladesh’s struggle for freedom.
In her book, Sarmila Bose delves into a detailed and controversial analysis of the 1971 war, offering a critical examination of the events and their aftermath.
Salil Tripathi writes about the long-lasting impacts of the liberation war and its enduring legacy through the stories of those who lived through it.
Tathagata Roy narrates the plight of the Hindu minority in East Bengal and their experiences before, during, and after the war of independence.
Muntassir Mamoon writes about the perspectives and decisions of military leaders during the liberation war, shedding light on strategic failures and pivotal moments.
Syed Badrul Ahsan traces the transformation of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from a young revolutionary to the revered leader who shaped the destiny of Bangladesh.
Sachi G. Dastidar's book examines the persecution and disappearance of millions of Hindus from Bangladesh, exploring the ongoing challenges faced by the community in both Bangladesh and India's northeast.