Six Months & Six Days: My Struggles During the Bangladesh War of Liberation - a Memoir - Paperback

by Amalendu Chatterjee (Author)

A chronological discriminatory events in author's life while growing up in a dictatorial country including his participation and experience for a successful revolution of Bangladesh is articulated. All parents have a dream to leave some legacy for their children. My parents had the dream to leave his ancestral properties for all his 9 children. Seperation of British India into Pakistan and India created a human tragedy of killing, family seperation and hatred between Hindu-Muslims. Our family fell in that trap and we, all siblings, had to migrtae from Bangladesh first to India and then to other parts of the world almost penniless for the safety and security leaving everything behind. As of writing this book, that human tragedy still continues. Unfortunately, migration of minorities is one way from Pakistan and Bangladesh to India not that much from India to either Pakistan or Bangladesh. I wrote this book for my accomplished two children as a gift to be aware of the family tragedy as well as tragedies of million Bangladeshis hoping they may be inspired to make a change in the world for the sake of humanity. Hopefully, they will preserve the ideals and principles I stood for.