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    This annotated bibliography contains 10 sources about the partition of India, including primary sources like newspaper articles and interviews from the time as well as secondary sources that analyze and explain the history and events of the partition.

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    This annotated bibliography contains 10 sources about the partition of India, including primary sources like newspaper articles and interviews from the time as well as secondary sources that analyze and explain the history and events of the partition.

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    1. “Explore the Partition of India through Our Library Resources.” ​Towards Dolly​, 17 July

    2018,

    libraryblogs.is.ed.ac.uk/hcalibrarian/2017/08/16/explore-partition-of-india-through-librar

    y-resources/

    a. This is an image from when India and Pakistan got its independence, describing

    the tasks the leaders were facing as their countries had become independent.

    2. U.S. Department of State​, U.S. Department of State,

    history.state.gov/milestones/1961-1968/india-pakistan-war.

    a.This site gives us an idea and information of how and why the wars between India

    and Pakistan took place.

    3. Doshi, Vidhi, and Nisar Mehdi. “70 Years Later, Survivors Recall the Horrors of

    India-Pakistan Partition.” ​The Washington Post​, WP Company, 14 Aug. 2017,

    www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia-pacific/70-years-later-survivors-recall-the-horrors-

    of-india-pakistan-partition/2017/08/14/3b8c58e4-7de9-11e7-9026-4a0a64977c92_story.h

    tml?utm_term=.fed31032ca17.

    a. This website complies experiences of those who have witnessed the Partition of

    India, giving a first hand account of what happened during the partition of India.

    4. The New York Times, The New York Times, This site has a newspaper from the

    Partition of India, this

    nemovies2.nytimes.com/learning/general/onthisday/big/0815.html#article.
    a. This site has a primary source being the newspaper from when India gained its

    independence, the newspaper describing the independence gained by each

    country.

    5. “A History of the Conflict between India and Pakistan with Intervention from the United

    Nations.” HOPES Huntington's Disease Information, HOPES Huntington's Disease

    Information, web.stanford.edu/class/e297c/war_peace/confrontation/hintervention.html.

    a. This site is a secondary source and talks about what the problems were between

    India and Pakistan.

    6. National Archives. “Jinnah on Partition.” The National Archives, The National Archives,

    21 May 2014,

    www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/education/resources/the-road-to-partition/jinnah-partition/.

    a. This is a primary source that shows a picture of Jinnah’s speech.

    7. Henderson, Barney. “Indian Independence Day: Everything You Need to Know about

    Partition between India and Pakistan 70 Years On.” The Telegraph, Telegraph Media

    Group, 15 Aug. 2017,

    www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/08/15/indian-independence-day-everything-need-know-

    partition-india/.

    a. This is a secondary source that talks about what happened and how the

    independence between India and Pakistan came to be.

    8. “Indo-Pakistani Wars.” Ohio River - New World Encyclopedia, New World

    Encyclopedia, www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Indo-Pakistani_Wars.

    a. This site is a secondary source and it talks about the first indo-pakistan war and
    how and why it occurred.

    9. “Independence Day: Why Partition Was a Good Thing for India.” The Economic Times,

    Economic Times, 15 Aug. 2012,

    economictimes.indiatimes.com/swaminathan-s-a-aiyar/independence-day-why-partition-

    was-a-good-thing-for-india/articleshow/15497403.cms.

    a. This article is a secondary source that talks about why the Partition of India was a

    good thing.

    10. News, BBC. “India's Partition 70 Years on: 'I Killed a Man'- BBC News.” YouTube, YouTube, 15

    Aug. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FJdEXTazoQ.

    a. This is an interview (primary source) showing someone who had killed someone in the

    Partition of India and how he felt during the time.

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