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The 28 pages that link to East Pakistan, each with the reason it gives.

• Bangladesh Liberation WarNarrower topic: The war was fought in this province, whose Bengali majority faced rule from West Pakistan.

• BengalCompared with: East Pakistan governed much of Bengal’s eastern portion before Bangladesh became independent.

• West BengalCompared with: It was West Bengal’s counterpart across the border created by Partition.

• Awami LeagueNarrower topic: The party emerged from East Bengal’s political grievances and regional identity.

• Six-Point MovementNarrower topic: The program sought self-government for this geographically distant and politically underrepresented wing.

• Bengali Language MovementBroader topic: Its Bengali-speaking population formed the movement’s social and political base.

• Partition of Bengal (1947)Broader topic: It was the territory assigned to Pakistan by the partition.

• 1970 Pakistani general electionRelated: Its population majority and distinct political demands shaped the election’s stakes.

• One Unit SchemeRelated: It was the counterpart to West Pakistan in the parity arrangement One Unit was meant to support.

• Ayub KhanBroader topic: Economic and political disparities under Ayub deepened resentment in the eastern wing.

• Bengali nationalismBroader topic: Its political and economic imbalance with West Pakistan intensified demands for Bengali autonomy.

• Tajuddin AhmadNarrower topic: Ahmad’s political career unfolded amid the conflict between East Pakistan and the central government.

• A. K. Fazlul HuqBroader topic: Huq later held office in East Bengal, where his electoral appeal outlasted the League’s.

• Battle of HilliRelated: Hilli lay within the territory whose control the war decided.

• Constituent Assembly of PakistanRelated: Its population and political demands drove disputes over representation in the Assembly.

• Bangladesh genocideNarrower topic: Its political and economic subordination to West Pakistan fueled Bengali grievances.

• Chittagong (city)Narrower topic: Chittagong’s modern political history unfolded within East Pakistan before the liberation war.

• Sylhet DivisionRelated: Sylhet’s post-Partition administration passed through East Pakistan before Bangladesh’s formation.

• Tikka KhanBroader topic: Khan commanded Pakistani forces in this region during the secession crisis.

• Abdul Hamid Khan BhashaniBroader topic: Bhashani’s mass politics challenged the political and economic inequalities of this province.

• Dhaka DivisionRelated: Dhaka served as a major administrative center in successive East Bengal governments.

• Khwaja NazimuddinRelated: Nazimuddin served as chief minister of East Bengal before holding national office.

• Mohammad Ali BograBroader topic: Bogra’s proposals addressed the political imbalance between East Bengal’s population and the western wing’s influence.

• Quamrul HassanNarrower topic: Hassan's early life and artistic formation unfolded amid the region's changing political identity.

• Bhola cycloneRelated: The storm made landfall in East Pakistan, where the largest share of its victims lived.

• History of West BengalCompared with: Its political trajectory diverged from West Bengal after both emerged from divided Bengal.

• Huseyn SuhrawardyCompared with: The shift from East Bengal to East Pakistan marks the changing political identity of Suhrawardy’s home region.

• SiliguriRelated: Its creation changed the borders around northern Bengal and increased the significance of routes through Siliguri.