This book is a moment-by-moment intimate document of the liberation struggle of an oppressed nation, a collective effort of renowned journalists of the time. Rich in many unknowns. Brilliant in careful analysis. This book begins with the backdrop of the first flame of rebellion by the student community of East Pakistan, demanding language and culture. Mujib's release, return to Dhaka, freedom at Ramna Maidan - ended in a sea of ??maddened crowds. In between there is the cultural, political and economic history of Ayub's period, the Mujib-Yahia talks in the post-election background, the surprise attack by the Pakistan Army on March 25th midnight, then the influx of millions of refugees on Indian soil, the birth of Mukti Fauz, India's embassies in support of the freedom struggle of an exploited nation in countries around the world and finally India. -Pak War. Eight episodes in total. Many side anecdotes are attached to all these episodes. Quader's Army, Mujib's Army, declaration of Bangladesh's sovereignty in Amrakunj of Mujib Nagar, conspiracy to kill intellectuals, resignation at Pak Embassy, ??Mujib's family at the time of release. In one word, this book is the history of twenty-five years of bloody struggle to change the title of East Pakistan to an independent state called 'Bangladesh'. Above all the book is honored with the role of two prime ministers of two states. Mrs. Indira Gandhi and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman congratulated this effort on the one hand difficult and on the other bold in spontaneous language. No doubt, this kind of book planning is the first in our country. Not only the history of Bangladesh or as a bridge of cultural communication between the two Bengals, if it is able to make our limited readers constantly aware and passionate about history, then there will be the true success of this publication plan. Bengali has no history, this is Bankimchandra's regret. Suddenly we remembered the word, when on the other side of this Bengal, another Bengal is continuing its struggle to establish itself as a Bengali first, and then as a Muslim, in the blood of one heart. This unprecedented scene of the Bengalis building their own history in their own hands before our eyes and as if in the blink of an eye, is undoubtedly our greatest experience in this century. This was the question of our conscience in the beginning, whether any printed document of such valuable history should be written in Bengali language. When searching for an answer, the first thing that came to mind was the album. That is, only a collection of significant photographs. The sentence was added in the later decision. That is, a brief description of the events associated with the picture. no A more in-depth review determined the joint venture of photography and writing. As a result, L episode format. The book is divided into eight chapters. The seventh phase of this is the Indo-Pak war. This episode is again divided into several sub-chapters. First there is a detailed description of the initial plan of the war. Then live pictures of each individual day during the war. The subject of the fourth episode, Refugees. In this chapter we emphasize pictures rather than writing, as planned. The reason for that came to our eyes while examining the refugee photographs, each picture speaking its own story of untold pain. The story is pointless. The initial planning turn is over. Appropriate journalists are then assigned the task of writing each episode. Our ability is short compared to goodwill. Nevertheless, we strive to reach a well-ordered success. If the book is respected as the innovator of new taste and style in Bengali book publishing, that will be the sole value of all our determination and labor.