The Truth and Justice - Softcover

M Chowdhury, MBA (GWU, USA)

Softcover

ISBN 10: 180439971X ISBN 13: 9781804399712

Publisher: Olympia Publishers, 2025

Synopsis

Dive into the gripping memoirs of Mr. Chowdhury, a witness to history and a warrior of honour. From the euphoria of Bangladesh's Independence to the heart-pounding trenches of the army, the author recounts his journey through the sweet and bitter memoirs of his life. Mr. Chowdhury's harrowing narratives unfold against the backdrop of the nation's tumultuous history as he chooses to promote peace, unity, mutual respect, and democracy within a society marked by division, hostility, and resentment. The BDR Sepoy Mutiny sparked considerable turmoil in Bangladesh in 2009. The author, a miraculous survivor of the mutiny, confronted formidable challenges in protecting "the truth" and ensuring "justice" amid conspiracy theories propagated by influential interest groups. His powerful accounts of "the Truth and Justice" underscore social injustice, characteristics of sepoy mutiny, Bangladesh's historical military tribunals, and the influence of interest groups on judicial processes in Bangladesh, exposing the actual state of judicial systems in the developing world.

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About the Author

Born in Bangladesh in 1964, Mr. Chowdhury retired as a brigadier general from the Bangladesh Army in 2019 after a notable military career, with deployments to Bosnia, Croatia, and Liberia under the auspices of the United Nations. He served as a senior diplomat at the Bangladesh Embassy in Washington, D.C., and holds a double master's degree, including an MBA from George Washington University. His research spans healthcare, economics, security, and modern theories. Additionally, he is a philanthropist and the author of three books: "The Dream of My Life," "The Truth and Justice," and "Remaking the Wealth of Nations."

Edition details

• Publisher: Olympia Publishers
• Publication date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 180439971X
• ISBN 13: 9781804399712
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 322