Indian History
Spreading my Wings
Yesterday saw a new region for readers of the blog, Bangladesh. This area of what was India, during the days of the Raj, covers mainly the Bengal region.
Pre-1948 the area was under the control of the British Empire, as part of the agreement to aid the UK in World War 2, India became independent when the war ended. It was at this time the state of Pakistan was founded, as the Muslim community was split on either side of the sub-continent, it became East Pakistan, and West Pakistan.
In 1971, East Pakistan grew tired of being run by West Pakistan, as they were on opposite sides of India, hundreds of miles apart, and had different needs. So, the Bangladesh Liberation War began. Like the Indo-Pakistan war, Pakistan came out worse, how can you control troops, when you have no communication with them.
Pakistan and Bangladesh are not even close when it comes to weather, and land. Pakistan is an arid dry land, whereas Bangladesh is prone to floods
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