An edition of Rag-i sang: 1965 kī jang ke pasmanẓar men likhe hu'e afsāne (1969)

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Rag-i sang.
Masʻūd Muftī.
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An edition of Rag-i sang: 1965 kī jang ke pasmanẓar men likhe hu'e afsāne (1969)

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Based on the 1965 Indian-Pakistan conflict.

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Fīroz sanz
Language
Urdu
Pages
239

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Subjects
India-Pakistan Conflict, 1965, Fiction

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Cover of: Rag-i sang
Rag-i sang: 1965 kī jang ke pasmanẓar men likhe hu'e afsāne
1995, Dost Pablīkeshanz
in Urdu
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Cover of: Rag-i sang.
Rag-i sang.
1969, Fīroz sanz
in Urdu
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In Urdu.
Short stories.

Classifications

Library of Congress
PK2200.M386 R3, PK 2200 .M42 R3

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Pagination
239 p.
Number of pages
239

ID Numbers

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OL5037422M
LCCN
73930754
OCLC/WorldCat
23541192

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