The Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971 and the War Damages
Independent University Bangladesh
DST 643 International Reconstruction and Development
Instructor: S. Aminul Islam Professor Department of Sociology University of Dhaka
Assessment 01
Submitted by:
Md. Sohel Rana
SID: 1123005
Semester: Spring, 2012
Date: May 10, 2012
The Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971 and the War Damages
Acknowledgement
I am grateful to Almighty Allah who gives me my valuable life and time to do something important. He blessed me with the abilities and patience of doing any job easily. The undividable truth of the world is that behind any successful work heir must be helping hand of others. I feel that my term paper about “war damage in Bangladesh in 1971” is a success and behind this achievement I realized the useful comments of some helpful people. I am grateful to S. Aminul Islam sir, course instructor of International Reconstruction and Development, Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Dhaka. He helped and gave me advice for preparing this paper, without which I could not complete my work easily. I also thank hose, who helped me to gather information in relative term. This paper provides some important information that will help me a lot in future. This report is held neutrally and never thought to offend someone personally. If anything refers similar offensive, I am sorry for any inconvenience.
Abstract:
The Bangladesh War of Independence, in terms of its human and economic experience, lasted only nine months. Still, it forever changed the character, pace and prospects of economic life in Bangladesh. When it ended, the economy was left prostrate; fortunes had been swept away and much of the capital stock was destroyed or in disrepair. This paper provides a systematic accounting of all these direct and indirect costs, as well as their impact on post-war economic life. Even the most modest assumptions
DST 643 International Reconstruction and Development
Instructor: S. Aminul Islam Professor Department of Sociology University of Dhaka
Assessment 01
Submitted by:
Md. Sohel Rana
SID: 1123005
Semester: Spring, 2012
Date: May 10, 2012
The Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971 and the War Damages
Acknowledgement
I am grateful to Almighty Allah who gives me my valuable life and time to do something important. He blessed me with the abilities and patience of doing any job easily. The undividable truth of the world is that behind any successful work heir must be helping hand of others. I feel that my term paper about “war damage in Bangladesh in 1971” is a success and behind this achievement I realized the useful comments of some helpful people. I am grateful to S. Aminul Islam sir, course instructor of International Reconstruction and Development, Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Dhaka. He helped and gave me advice for preparing this paper, without which I could not complete my work easily. I also thank hose, who helped me to gather information in relative term. This paper provides some important information that will help me a lot in future. This report is held neutrally and never thought to offend someone personally. If anything refers similar offensive, I am sorry for any inconvenience.
Abstract:
The Bangladesh War of Independence, in terms of its human and economic experience, lasted only nine months. Still, it forever changed the character, pace and prospects of economic life in Bangladesh. When it ended, the economy was left prostrate; fortunes had been swept away and much of the capital stock was destroyed or in disrepair. This paper provides a systematic accounting of all these direct and indirect costs, as well as their impact on post-war economic life. Even the most modest assumptions
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