The Silent Witness By A General (Hardcover)

by Maj. Gen. Moinul Hussain Chowdhury (Rtd) , Zakeria Shirazi (Translator)

Category: History of Bangladesh: Post Independence Situation

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বর্তমানে প্রকাশনীতে এই বইটির মুদ্রিত কপি নেই। বইটি প্রকাশনীতে এভেইলেবল হলে এসএমএস/ইমেইলের মাধ্যমে নোটিফিকেশন পেতে রিকুয়েস্ট ফর রিপ্রিন্ট এ ক্লিক করুন।

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The Silent Witness by a General by Maj General Moinul Hussain Choudhury (rtd) is a reminiscence. This is a book about historic-political document also . The author has been focused on the post-Liberation dramatic events, especially socio-economic political perspectives and turmoil. According to author- “I wish to put into writing many dramatic events of the post-Liberation days…to strips away the false veneer of lies and expose the facts in their stark nakedness. I wish to related facts that none has perhaps related before with such directness. There are many who tend to colour the past and turn falsehood into truth in their interest, while truth is consigned to the trash-can of memory.”
Without a doubt, the readers will be newly informed by the impartial and objective outlook of the author.

Title	The Silent Witness By A General
Author	Maj. Gen. Moinul Hussain Chowdhury (Rtd)
Translator	Zakeria Shirazi
Publisher	Adorn Publication
ISBN	9789842002694
Edition	1st Published, 2012
Number of Pages	142
Country	Bangladesh
Language	English

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Maj. Gen. Moinul Hussain Chowdhury (Rtd)

Major General Moinul Hussain Choudhury (b. 1943) (rtd.) was bom in Sylhet. Graduated from the Military Academy in 1964 and posted to an infantry battalion, he participated in the 1965 war between India and Pakistan. In March 1971, he joined Bangladesh's War of Independence and commanded a battalion named "The Bengal Regiment" and received the Gallantry award "Bir Bikram" for his conspicuous courage and heroic contribution to our war of independence. In a vivid and colourful career, he held appointments of brigade commander, military secretary to the president, ambassador to Philippines and Indonesia, High Commissioner to Thailand, Laos, Australia, New Zealand etc. He was a permanent representative to ESCAPE during 1989-93. He died in 2011.