The speakers presented the history of Bangladesh liberation war at the Frankfurt Book Fair in Germany.

 

Matiar Chowdhury London:

 

The world  largest book fair has started from

October 16 in Frankfurt, Germany and will continue until October 20. The

publication and discussion of the book "Bangabandhu, Bangladesh and Britain"

written by Bangladeshi writer-researcher Abu Saeed and Indian writer and

South Asia analyst Priyajit Devasarkar was held on October 18, Friday

afternoon at 4 o clock in the gallery number six of the main stage of the fair.

The book was published by Motilal Banarsidas Publishing House, a traditional

publishing house in Delhi, India.

In the discussion, writer Priyajit Debsarkar said, 'In this book, we have tried,

how the influential countries of the world recognized the liberation war of

Bangladesh. Nine months of bloody struggle, massacres are highlighted. The

first part of the book discusses various aspects of the life of Bangabandhu

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the architect of the state of Bangladesh. Along with

that, the words of those who have contributed in the liberation war have also

been highlighted. Collected from the Cabinet Office of the Archives of the

British Parliament, the recognitions of influential states, beautifully presented.

50 years of independence which was unprotected.

Pakistani-born Canadian journalist Taher Aslam Gora said, I was a student at

Laher University in Punjab in 1971. At that time I was associated with student

union politics. Seeing this situation in Bangladesh, we hold protest marches

and meetings in the university. I was arrested by the police. This book is an

important document to know about the liberation war of Bangladesh. Many

thanks to Abu Saeed and Priyajit Devasarkar, the authors of the book.

Varun Jain, publisher of Motilal Benarsidas Publishing House, said, "We will

promote and promote this wonderful book in the world book market. Apart

from the print version, it will soon be released as a digital and audio book.