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The dilemma of nationalhood and religion ; A state of the art review of research on population displacement resulting from the partition of the subcontinent C. Emdad Hague

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Hague, C Emdad

Material type: Text

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TextPublication details: Manitoba ; Canada Department of Geography Brandon, University 1994Description: 35 pagesSubject(s):

India -- Refugees movement worldwide

LOC classification:

HV 640 .H3

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National Collection	Margaret Thatcher Library National Collection	HV 640 .H3 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan	10021396

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