An edition of Taz̲kirah-yi shuhadāʼ: jang-i Sitambar o Disambar ke shahīdon̲ men̲ se pandrah kā taz̲kirah (1984)

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Taz̲kirah-yi shuhadāʼ
Saʻīd Rāshid, Saʻīd Rāshid
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An edition of Taz̲kirah-yi shuhadāʼ: jang-i Sitambar o Disambar ke shahīdon̲ men̲ se pandrah kā taz̲kirah (1984)

Taz̲kirah-yi shuhadāʼ

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On the lives and deeds of 15 heroes of the Indo-Pakistan wars of 1965 and 1971.

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Publisher
Buk Kārnar
Language
Urdu
Pages
410

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Subjects

Biography, India-Pakistan Conflict, 1965, India-Pakistan Conflict, 1971

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Pakistan

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Cover of: Taz̲kirah-yi shuhadāʼ
Taz̲kirah-yi shuhadāʼ
1990, Buk Kārnar
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Cover of: Taz̲kirah-yi shuhadāʼ
Taz̲kirah-yi shuhadāʼ: jang-i Sitambar o Disambar ke shahīdon̲ men̲ se pandrah kā taz̲kirah
1984, Buk Kārnar
in Urdu - [2. aiḍīshan].
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In Urdu.
Previously published: 1984.

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DS386 .R37 1990

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410 p. ;
Number of pages
410

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OL2013236M
LCCN
90930952

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