The Blood Telegram
by Gary J. Bass
Bangladesh · Pakistan · History · Award-Winning
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Pages: 560
Language: English
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The Blood Telegram recounts the events surrounding the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971 and the diplomatic decisions made by the United States during the crisis. Drawing on declassified government documents, Gary J. Bass explores the relationship between Washington, Islamabad, and New Delhi during one of South Asia's most significant conflicts. The book highlights the role of diplomacy, intelligence, and political decision-making in shaping international responses. Bass combines meticulous research with compelling storytelling to create a highly engaging historical narrative. The work received widespread critical acclaim for its scholarship and balanced analysis. It is considered one of the definitive books on the international dimensions of the 1971 war.
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