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Examine the role and strategy of China during the liberation war of 1971.What China was thinking about Bangladesh? What were they doing? Why?

Examine the role and strategy of China during the liberation war of 1971.What China was thinking about Bangladesh? What were they doing? Why? Bangladesh is a country in South Asia with 148,460 square kilometres. Bangladesh shares borders with India and Myanmar but Bangladesh is narrowly separated from Nepal, Bhutan and China. Bangladesh got her independence from Pakistan after a long liberation war in 1971. The victory of nine months of liberation took place in Bangladesh. The victory of Bangladesh was not very possible without the help of other countries specially India. However, other countries like China, United States, Soviet Union, France, United Kingdom; their role in this liberation war was also very important. The role of China was especially important in the liberation war of Bangladesh. Firstly, the declaration of independence of Bangladesh by Bongobondhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman resulted in a civil war in the country. The inhuman genocide in East Pakistan resulted in a refugee ...

The Turning point (from the book of "1971 A Global History of the Creation of Bangladesh")

The Turning Point The main theme of this chapter is the turning point of Pakistan. It is mostly about how the whole pakistan; East Pakistan and West Pakistan was turning it's back from the military dictatorship of Ayub Khan. During the Ayub regime the government of pakistan was not a constitutional type of government and the people of pakistan had enough with the Ayub regime. That's why the people of Pakistan; both East Pakistan and West Pakistan was turning it's back from the military regime. Ayub Khan came into power in 1958. After coming into power Ayub Khan immediately brought charges of corruption and nepotism against politicians, high officials and rich businessmen. In 1959 he promulgated two orders EBDO and PODO. Under EBDO many politicians from West Pakistan and East Pakistan lost the right to engage in politics. Literally, Ayub Khan banned all politicians and political parties from the whole Pakistan. In 1959 he introduced a new political system known as Basic De...

5. A4-pole, 3-phase, 50 Hz induction motor has a voltage between slip-rings on open-circuit of 520 V. The star-connected rotor has a standstill reactance and resistance of 2.0 and 0.4 ohm. per phase respectively. Determine: (a) the full-load torque if full-load speed is 1,425 r.p.m. (b) the ratio of starting torque to full-load torque (c) the additional rotor resistance required to give maximum torque at standstill.