The footprints of partition narratives of four generations of Pakistanis and Indians Anam Zakaria
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TextPublisher: Uttar Pradesh, India HarperCollins Publishers India 2015Description: x, 248 p 22 cmSubject(s): India -- History -- Partition, 1947 -- Personal narratives. Pakistan -- History -- 20th century -- Personal narratives. IndiaDDC classification: 954.035 | Item type | Current location | Home library | Collection | Shelving location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Blurred lines : Naseer Ashiq -- The bus that did not stop : Muhammad Rauf -- Tea at no-man's land : Tina Vachani -- Uneasy come, uneasy go : Shireen and Amy -- Sustaining old bonds : Malik Siddiqui -- Letting go : Roshan Ara -- At home in enemy country : Mr. and Mrs. Intikhab Alam -- A daughter fulfils her mother's dying wish : Ambreen Raja -- The train at Pul Bangash : Rana Kamal Ud-Din and Owais Rana -- A Punjabi without roots : Alpana Kishore -- Hitler's dog : Rafay Alam -- Closing a chapter, starting another : Shiraz -- A Delhi that was only theirs : Mansoor Ahmad -- Children of animosity : Adan Ali -- Epilogue.
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