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This book describes how two young student activists became involved in the Bengali nationalism movement against the tyranny of Pakistan's military rulers, which grew into a liberation war. They worked and fought alongside each other and fell in love, which led to their marriage after they won the liberation war. The story is based on true events that happened during this period of history. Mou and Alam were student activists since the 1968 people's uprising against the dictatorial military rule of Pakistan's Presidents, as well as against the dominance and exploitation of the then East Pakistan by Pakistani rulers from West Pakistan. When Bangladesh's liberation war began on March 26, 1971, Mou and Alam traveled to India, and received guerrilla warfare training. In their home district, they formed their own boys' and girls' guerrilla forces called Bichsu Bahini (Scorpion Force - Guerrilla Freedom Fighting Force). They fought against the Pakistani-occupied regimental armed forces in cooperation and support of conventional Bangladesh freedom fighters for the liberation of Bangladesh from Pakistan's rule.This is the story of the atrocities committed by Pakistan against Bangladesh and how it was able to rehabilitate itself as a thriving economy so that the world might advance in the correct direction.It is the tale of a country's emergence from its ruins to become what it is today: a beacon of hope for the entire world. It tells the story of a leader who defied a military dictatorship and won his countrymen's respect by exemplifying strength and justice. In this story, no enigmatic creatures or paranormal powers are at play. Instead, the Bengali people's acts to rebel against the foreign Pakistani military dictator's occupying power are exemplified, and they succeeded in making it so.A love story of a man and a woman whose lives intersected unexpectedly. A tale of two people who fell in love despite all the obstacles in their path. A story of perseverance against all di