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Remembered villages: Representations of Hindu‐Bengali memories in the aftermath of the partition

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(1995). Remembered villages: Representations of Hindu‐Bengali memories in the aftermath of the partition. South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies: Vol. 18, North India: Partition and Independence, pp. 109-129.

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