The History of Terrorism
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1947 Based on his own experiences and love of the Indian Army, Ismay did his "utmost to persuade" the leaders of the new Indian and Pakistani states not to separate the army immediately. His efforts failed due to the opposition of Jinnah.
1947 In April, after several unsuccessful meetings with Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Mountbatten came to the same conclusion and began drawing up plans for the partition.
1947-1949 Indo-Pakistani War of 1947-1948
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The first prime minisers of India and the first Governor-General of Pakistan wer members of the Fabian Society
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Hastings Ismay, 1st Baron Ismay
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