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The 18 pages that link to Awami League, each with the reason it gives.

• Bangladesh Liberation WarRelated: Its electoral mandate and leadership placed it at the center of the conflict’s origins.

• Sheikh Mujibur RahmanRelated: Mujib rose through the party and made it the chief vehicle of Bengali autonomy.

• East PakistanRelated: The party won a national mandate in 1970, but Pakistan’s rulers blocked it from governing.

• Six-Point MovementRelated: The party adopted the Six Points as its platform for provincial autonomy.

• Bengali nationalismRelated: It organized Bengali nationalist demands into electoral victories and a struggle for independence.

• Operation SearchlightRelated: Its election victory and autonomy program lay at the center of the political crisis.

• Sheikh HasinaRelated: Hasina’s party supplied her electoral base and governed under her leadership.

• Yahya KhanRelated: Its electoral mandate became the central dispute between East and West Pakistan.

• Caretaker government of BangladeshRelated: The party campaigned for a constitutionally mandated caretaker system in the 1990s.

• Hussain Muhammad ErshadRelated: The party’s opposition campaign became central to the movement against Ershad.

• Huseyn SuhrawardyRelated: Suhrawardy helped lead the party that challenged central control and represented East Pakistani interests.

• Iajuddin AhmedRelated: Its opposition to the caretaker arrangements intensified the confrontation facing Ahmed in 2006.

• Kamal HossainRelated: Hossain held cabinet positions in Awami League governments led by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.