1. Boda (North of Saidpur). December 1971. A frightened Pakistani soldier takes cover.
2. Boda (North of Saidpur). A Pakistani soldier, September 14, 1971
3. Dacca. After the surrender of the Pakistani Forces, well wishers are greeted, in her home, by the wife of Sheikh Mujibur RAHMAN who is in detention in West Pakistan.
4. Dacca. December 16, 1971. An emotional underground Mukti Bhani guerilla hugs his companions when the cease-fire between Pakistani and Allied troops is announced.
5. Dacca. December 16, 1971. Under the armed protection of an underground Mukti Bhani guerilla, the first flag of the new Bangladesh is hoisted on the roof of the public radio.
6. Dacca. Pakistani officers surrender their personal guns at a ceremony organised by the Allied Forces
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Dacca. Indian General Jagjit Singh AURORA (right) with Pakistani
General Amir Abdullah Khan NIAZI, Governor of East Pakistan, at a
ceremony when Pakistan agreed to cease fire.
8. Dacca. Photojournalist Christian SIMONPIETRI of the Gamma agency, body searches a Pakistani official for arms.
9. Near Saidpur. December 1971. Civilian Bengali refugees on the road
10. Near Thakergaon. Pakistani troops around the corpses of Allied forces soldiers killed in battle
11. Near Thakergaon. Pakistani troops evacuate their frontline position, accompanied by civilian refugees
12. Just before the surrender of Pakistani army.
