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Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (17 March 1920 – 15 August 1975) was a Bangladeshi politician, revolutionary, statesman, activist, and diarist who was the founding president of Bangladesh. As the leader of Bangladesh, he led the country as its president and prime minister from 1972 until his assassination in a coup d'état in 1975.

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United Bengal politics (1943–1947)

CalcuttaLiberal artsPolitical scienceIslamia CollegeBaker Hostel
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Early life and background

Bengali MuslimSheikh familyTungiparaGopalganj sub-divisionFaridpur district
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Struggle for Bengali rights (1948–1971)

East Pakistan Students' LeagueMuslim LeagueBangladesh Chhatra LeagueMuhammad Ali JinnahDhaka
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Establishment of Bangladesh

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Occupation
Insurance executive · politician · author · statesman
Awards
Joliot-Curie Medal of Peace Independence Award Gandhi Peace Prize SAARC Literary Award
Education
Islamia College, Calcutta (BA) · University of Dhaka[b]
1946–1948
Councillor of Bengal Provincial Muslim League
1954
Rural Development and Co-operatives Minister of East Bengal
1954–1958
Member of East Pakistan Provincial Assembly

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Early life and background

United Bengal politics (1943–1947)

Struggle for Bengali rights (1948–1971)

Establishment of Bangladesh

Governing Bangladesh

Assassination

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Legacy

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related to 1938–1941 · 10
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Children · 5
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman → Hasina, Jamal, Kamal, Rehana, Russel
Preceded by · 5
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman → Abdur Rashid Tarkabagish, Constituency established, Mohammad Mohammadullah, Position established, Tajuddin Ahmad
Succeeded by · 5
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman → A. H. M Qamaruzzaman .mw-parser-output .cisb-header{line-height:normal;padding:0.2em}.mw-parser-output .cisb-table{width:100%}.mw-parser-output .cisb-table.cisb-last{margin-bott…, Abu Sayeed Chowdhury, Jahangir Mohammad Adel, Khondaker Mostaq Ahmad (usurper)[a], Muhammad Mansur Ali
Occupation · 4
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman → author, Insurance executive, politician, statesman
Other political affiliations · 4
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman → All-India Muslim League (1937–1947), All-Pakistan Awami League (1949–1971), Bangladesh Awami League (1971–1975), Pakistan Muslim League (1947–1949)
Education · 2
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman → Islamia College, Calcutta (BA), University of Dhaka[b]

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Sheikh Mujibur Rahman1946–1948Councillor of Bengal Provincial Muslim League1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman1954Rural Development and Co-operatives Minister of East Bengal1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman1954–1958Member of East Pakistan Provincial Assembly1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman1955–1958Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman1956–1957Industry, Commerce and Labour Minister of East Pakistan1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman1963–1966General Secretary of Awami League1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman1968–1971President of All-Pakistan Awami League1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanAwardsJoliot-Curie Medal of Peace Independence Award Gandhi Peace Prize SAARC Literary Award1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanBorn(1920-03-17)17 March 1920 Tungipara, Bengal Presidency, British India1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanCause of deathAssassination1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanChildrenHasina1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanChildrenKamal1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanChildrenJamal1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanChildrenRehana1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanChildrenRussel1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanDied15 August 1975(1975-08-15) (aged 55) Dhanmondi, Dacca Division, Bangladesh1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanEducationIslamia College, Calcutta (BA)1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanEducationUniversity of Dhaka[b]1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanGeneral SecretaryTajuddin Ahmad1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanGeneral SecretaryZillur Rahman1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanGenresMemoir1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanGenrestravelogue1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanNicknameKhoka1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanNotable worksThe Unfinished Memoirs The Prison Diaries New China 19521.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanOccupationInsurance executive1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanOccupationpolitician1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanOccupationauthor1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanOccupationstatesman1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanOther political affiliationsAll-India Muslim League (1937–1947)1.00infobox
Sheikh Mujibur RahmanOther political affiliationsPakistan Muslim League (1947–1949)1.00infobox

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