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War is not only fought on battlefields-it is also fought on pages, in memories, and through stories.
Battles, Books and Bangladesh: Global Military Narratives, Peacekeeping Stories, and the Evolution of Warfare brings together world military history, literary analysis, and Bangladeshi experience in a single, powerful volume. Moving from classical epics and colonial campaigns to liberation struggles, UN peacekeeping missions, and twenty-first-century conflicts, this book shows how war is narrated, justified, resisted and remembered in literature and life.
Prof. Dr. Milton Biswas examines
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War is not only fought on battlefields-it is also fought on pages, in memories, and through stories.

Battles, Books and Bangladesh: Global Military Narratives, Peacekeeping Stories, and the Evolution of Warfare brings together world military history, literary analysis, and Bangladeshi experience in a single, powerful volume. Moving from classical epics and colonial campaigns to liberation struggles, UN peacekeeping missions, and twenty-first-century conflicts, this book shows how war is narrated, justified, resisted and remembered in literature and life.

Prof. Dr. Milton Biswas examines how generals, soldiers, prisoners, peacekeepers, and civilians have turned their experiences of violence and survival into writing-memoirs, novels, diaries, letters, reportage, mission records, and creative non-fiction. Special attention is given to Bangladesh's own military and peacekeeping narratives, tracing how a once war-torn nation emerged as one of the world's leading contributors to UN peace operations.

Across its chapters, the book:

  • Connects classical military texts and modern war literature from different cultures
  • Analyses liberation war stories and post-colonial conflicts in South Asia
  • Highlights the role of Bangladeshi soldiers and officers in global peacekeeping
  • Explores how trauma, heroism, sacrifice, faith, and ethics appear in military writing
  • Reflects on the future of warfare in an age of drones, cyberwar, and hybrid conflicts


Written in clear, accessible language but grounded in rigorous research, this book is ideal for students, researchers, military professionals, peacekeepers, and general readers interested in the human, literary, and ethical dimensions of war and peace.

Whether you are curious about the 1971 Liberation War, fascinated by global conflict narratives, or engaged with UN peacekeeping and Bangladeshi contributions to world security, this book offers a rich, comparative lens on how battles become books-and how books can shape the battles of tomorrow.


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Autorenporträt
Prof. Dr. Milton Biswas is a distinguished scholar, researcher, and author of over forty books on Bengali literature, culture, history, linguistics, and Christian studies. His work spans four centuries of South Asian intellectual and literary development, with research rooted in archival history, comparative literature, and interdisciplinary cultural analysis.

He is widely recognized for his scholarship on the Bengal Renaissance, Christian missionary literature, Bangla drama history, Liberation War narratives, and the evolution of modern Bengali thought.

Prof. Biswas's books are taught in universities, cited in academic research, and valued by readers around the world for their clarity, depth, and original insights. Through his writing, he continues to preserve cultural history, illuminate forgotten narratives, and inspire new generations of scholars and readers.