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Egmont is Denmark’s largest media company and fully owned by the Egmont Foundation, which donates almost 13,4 million euros annually to children in  \ndifficult circumstances.  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nFOREWORD  \nOne of the most persistent conflicts in the world in recent years has been the Indo-Pakistani dispute, which involves a large proportion of the world’s population. At this juncture, when Bangladesh has been recognized by most countries, there is reason to hope that a turning point has been reached in the Indo-Pakistani relationship.  \nIt is with satisfaction that the Institute is now publishing this analysis by Mr. Lars Blinkenberg who has personal experience of the subcontinent. In his study he presents both a historical survey of the conflict, including its deep-rooted background, and an analysis of some of its structural factors.  \nThe Danish Institute of International Studies (Dansk Udenrigspolitisk Institut) has granted Mr. Blinkenberg support for his research and welcomes the first result of his work. His analysis is published as No. 4 of “Dansk Udenrigspolitisk Instituts skriftserie”. Because of international interest in the subject, the book is published in English.  \nCopenhagen, April 1972  \nSven Henningsen  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nTo my Father  \n[OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com)  \nPREFACE  \nMy project to study the Indo-Pakistan problem was begun in 1969, when all was quiet in the Indian subcontinent, except for internal difficulties in both India and Pakistan. I made a long journey to the two countries concerned in the first half of 1971, when internal difficulties in Pakistan were obvious, and the old confrontation policy towards India was soon reopened. I witnessed the important elections in India in March, and during my long stay there renewed many old contacts.  \nMy personal knowledge of India goes back to four fruitful years spent there, where I got a great liking for the subcontinent and its peoples. I also developed an interest in the intriguing and extremely difficult Indo-Pakistan problem and witnessed the September war of 1965. Several visits to the lovely land of Kashmir, which for so long remained a highly disputed area between India and Pakistan, only sharpened my interest in the conflict.  \nThis book has been written during a crucial period, when the internal struggle between the two widely split parts of Pakistan was converted into a renewed open conflict between India and Pakistan, ending with a brief but violent war.  \nAfter the many momentous events of 1971 a new country emerges, Bangladesh, which has now been recognized by several countries, including Denmark. This decision seems to confirm the completely changed political picture in the subcontinent but makes any final assessment very difficult atthe time of writing. I hope, however, that my account of the unsolved conflicts may be helpful for an understanding of the background of the latest development.  \nI am extremely grateful to the Danish Institute of International Studies, which granted me a scholarship allowing me to undertake this project. I would also extend my thanks to those many persons, mostly in Ind","cbCaicezSXRBK5zy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicezSXRBK5zy","pdf",2949750,560,"English","# Foreword\n# Preface\n# Introduction","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of this book?\",\"answer\":\"To provide a historical survey of the Indo-Pakistani conflict and analyze structural factors behind why the conflicts remain unresolved.\"},{\"question\":\"Which historical events are highlighted in the preface and introduction?\",\"answer\":\"The preface and introduction reference the study period around 1969–1971, the September war of 1965, earlier open hostilities, and the emergence of Bangladesh in 1971.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book frame Kashmir’s role in the India-Pakistan conflict?\",\"answer\":\"It describes Kashmir as the key to understanding the conflict in Pakistan, while in India it is treated as a symbol of broader problems shaping unhappiness between the two countries.\"}]","India-Pakistan - The History of Unsolved Conflicts - Volume I | PDF",1411]