Swapnabhumi - The Promised Land: On Amazon
- Author: sr
- Filed under: Bihari
Mar 11,2008
Our documentary on the plight of the stateless urdu-speaking people of Bangladesh is now available on Amazon.
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5 Responses for "Swapnabhumi - The Promised Land: On Amazon"
It’s not available in amazon.com
Yes only on amazon.co.uk it seems
As you are owed a complementary copy, could we try and see how far you are able to go in the ordering process? If you complete, then just let me know what you paid with postage and I will send you money by paypal? Could we try that daktar saheb?
Yes ordered it from amazon.co.uk. It’s saying they will ship it once it is available in stock. So please ensure that Amazon.co.uk has that in stock.
What did you pay in total and what is your paypal addy? I hope you can convert your DVD player to multi-region?
Don’t worry. That’s too small a price for such a pressing issue.
In your comment on other section, I was apalled by the persistent anger in women ( As you mentioned quoting others: the docu was perceived to be more sympathetic on Bengali sufferings).
The fact that these group may have resentment over Mainstream Bengali cummiity, and our community CAN also be oppressors, is something we never think of.
I don’t know what is the driving force behind their resentment, I heard from a Bangladeshi-Bihari immigrant in USA about the repurcussion they faced after 1971. The stories were terrible and those definitely match the criteria of war crimes and sort of counter attempt of ethnic cleansing. Rape ( Including under-age girls as claimed by that man) was particularly rampant. I don’t know whether that anger still persist or not.
I guess talking about this particular kind of war crime is a risky venture.
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