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WORLD POWERS AND THE 1971 BREAKUP OF PAKISTAN by K. K. AZIZ Stephen King A Best Of Book From:Most people have a vague idea that in the months leading to the 1971 breakup of Pakistan and during the savage military action in East Pakistan all the major world powers (except China, which couldn't do anything) were severely critical of Pakistan's policies and decisions. For the first time, this book chronicles and records this hostility precisely, punctiliously and extensively. For this purpose Professor Aziz has consulted an incredibly enormous