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Opening a Window in Kashmir
Author(s)Guha, Ramachandra
AbstractSheikh Abdullah, the Lion of Kashmir, was both greatly loved and much derided; a hero to many Kashmiris, he was also defamed as an Indian agent by Pakistan, and as a Pakistani agent by India. Here, Guha recalls a forgotten incident in the history of India-Pakistan relations, the visit of Abdullah to Rawalpindi and Muzaffarabad in 1964.
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Pages79-94
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceWorld Policy Journal
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PubDateFall2004
ISBN_ISSN0740-2775
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