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Number of Pages
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Book Summary
The Blood Telegram Is A Deeply Researched, Revelatory Account Of The 1971 Indo-Pakistani War And The Birth Of Bangladesh. Drawing On White House Tapes And Declassified Documents, It Blends Archival Evidence With A Vivid, Human-Centered Narrative To Show How Geopolitics, Diplomacy, And Conscience Collided In East Pakistan. For History Lovers, Students Of International Relations, And Curious Readers Of South Asia, The Blood Telegram Offers A Sobering, Urgent Portrait Of A Defining Moment And Why It Still Matters Today.
Gary Bass Anchors The Drama In Solid Sources, Weaving Together Political Maneuvering With The Human Consequences. The Book Unfolds Through Carefully Structured Chapters That Move Between The Corridors Of Power And The People Living Through War, Using Transcripts And Documents To Illuminate Motives, Missteps, And Moral Choices. The Experience Is Immersive And AccessibleโA Seamless Blend Of Rigorous History And Storytelling That Makes Complex Geopolitics Feel Immediate. Whether You Come To Learn About Diplomacy, War, Or The Human Cost Of Policy, The Blood Telegram Offers A Compelling, Educational Journey.
After Finishing The Blood Telegram, Readers Gain A Nuanced Understanding Of How High-Stakes Diplomacy Shapes Nations And The People Who Live With Its Outcomes. The Book Leaves You With A Deeper Sense Of History, Empathy For Those Affected By War, And A Lasting Reminder Of The Fragile Line Between Policy And Humanity.
Product Details
Author
Gary J. Bass
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
544
SKU
9788184005769
ISBN
9788184005769
Reading Age
All
Binding
Paperback
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