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Interviews and statements of Ghulam Mustafa Khar, former member of Pakistan Peoples Party.

Publish Date
Publisher
Shabal Pablīkeshanz
Language
Urdu
Pages
152

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Subjects
Politics and government
Places
Pakistan, Punjab (Pakistan)
Times
1971-1988

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Kharī bāten̲
1987, Shabal Pablīkeshanz
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Edition Notes

In Urdu.
Cover title: Pākistānī siyāsat men̲ jurʼat mandānah faiṣle karne vāle G̲h̲ulām Muṣt̤afá Khar kī kharī bāten̲.

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Pākistānī siyāsat men̲ jurʼat mandānah faiṣle karne vāle G̲h̲ulām Muṣt̤afá Khar kī kharī bāten̲.

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Library of Congress
DS384 .K47 1987

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152 p. ;
Number of pages
152

ID Numbers

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OL2516066M
LCCN
87931851

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