Defeat is an orphan : how Pakistan lost the great South Asian war / Myra MacDonald.
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TextPublication details: London : Hurst & Company, 2017.Description: x, 313 pages ; 22 cmISBN: - 9780670089437
- How Pakistan lost the great South Asian war
- 355.0217095491 MAC [ Shelf 76 ]
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Prologue: The spider's web -- Settling a score: from 1947 to the nuclear tests -- "A brilliant tactical operation": Pakistan's defeat in the Kargil War of 1999 -- The general and the poet: from the Kargil War to the Agra summit -- The assassins from afar: Pakistan and Afghanistan -- "Somebody's going to pay": from the September 11 attacks to the end of 2001 -- The attack on the Indian Parliament: the trial of Afzal Guru -- Pursuit of valour: the India-Pakistan military standoff, 2001-2002 -- In the name of the people: a short history of the Kashmir dispute from 1846 to state elections in 2002 -- The noble lie: the India-Pakistan peace talks, 2001-2007 -- War by other means: the attack on Mumbai -- Anatomy of murder: Pakistan's relationship with its north-west frontier, 1947-2011 -- Pursuit of parity: the closing years -- Epilogue: A jaw for a tooth.
Tracks the defining episodes in the relationship between India and Pakistan since 1998.
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