mausoleum buildings of nations. War unleashes cries, pains, tribulations among the inhabitants, leaving scar on people of war ravaged countries. War piles up dead bodies in burial grounds not dreams or desires. It leaves thousands others maimed and crippled for life. It is destructive not constructive. But one good thing a war caters to people is that creative minds of the war-ravaged countries become proactive in producing texts on the melancholic and heroic sides of the war. On top of all the more bloody the wars the more the litterateurs come up penning down books and articles. The wary situations of wars particularly of War of Independence of Bangladesh and their effects on people leave deep impact on poets, novelists, academicians and columnists around the world. All theprotests of all sorts. Mass upsurge occurs, pulling down the regime.

Books on War of Independence of Bangladesh:
Unlike above-mentioned or other Middle Eastern trucial countries Bangladesh didn’t lag behind in creativities. Many writers have written books on the war of independence. Since the freedom fight started with the killings of Bengalis on the night of 25th March in 1971 the liberation war went on for long nine months. After much bloodbath and spine-chilling incidents the country became independent. This liberation war affected everyone so it deeply moved every mind, particularly the sensitive ones. Creative section of the society came up to raise their voices in favour of independence. Number of books, songs, novels, stories, dramas and films started rising and is still now in progress. Dozens of writers set