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The Myth of Independence : Bhutto, Zulfiqar Ali

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Lahore : Classic, 1967.Description: 188 pages M31Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 327.5491 BHU-M 1967
Contents:
1. The struggle for Equality. 2. Global powers and Small Nations. 3. American Attitudes towards Partitions and Indian Neutralism. 4. India seeks American Support Against China. 5. America aids India and Ignores Pakistan. 6. American Policy to bring Pakistan under Indian Hegemony. 7. collaboration with Indian American terms. 8. American Demands and the choices before Pakistan. 9. The Indo-Pakistan War and its Analogies. 10. Relations with Neigbouring countries and some others. 11. Pakistan and the Vietnam War. 12. Sino-Pakistani Relations. 13. Relations with European powers and Great Powers. 14. Some Conclusions. 15. The State’s best defence. 16. Deterrent against Aggression. 17. How to face to the Looming Crisis. 18. The Origins of dispute with India. 19. Confrontation with India. 20. Epilogue.
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The Myth of Independence

1. The struggle for Equality. 2. Global powers and Small Nations. 3. American Attitudes towards Partitions and Indian Neutralism. 4. India seeks American Support Against China. 5. America aids India and Ignores Pakistan. 6. American Policy to bring Pakistan under Indian Hegemony. 7. collaboration with Indian American terms. 8. American Demands and the choices before Pakistan. 9. The Indo-Pakistan War and its Analogies. 10. Relations with Neigbouring countries and some others. 11. Pakistan and the Vietnam War. 12. Sino-Pakistani Relations. 13. Relations with European powers and Great Powers. 14. Some Conclusions. 15. The State’s best defence. 16. Deterrent against Aggression. 17. How to face to the Looming Crisis. 18. The Origins of dispute with India. 19. Confrontation with India. 20. Epilogue.

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