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Quaid-Azam Speech on 15-Aug-1947
plenty of photographs in this video
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^nice videos!
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Pakistan flag hoisting ceremony in London 1947, right after independence
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^awesome!!!!
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Twenty years later Bugti once again turned anti-state, and in the early 2000s helped revive an armed insurgency in Balochistan. He was eventually assassinated by the Pakistan military in 2006 in a missile attack.
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I thought that the cave collapsed when army colonel and major had went to talk to him? It doesn't make sense to send in army men and then whack a mole with a missile.
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Good effort, DA… :k:
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Ava Gardner shooting a scene at the Lahore Railway Station in 1954.
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Legendary jazz saxophonist and trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie, visited Pakistan during his whirlwind tour of Asia and the Middle East in the early 1950s. Here, he is seen playing his trumpet with a Sindhi snake charmer at a public park in Karachi in 1954
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American Embassy building under construction in Karachi, 1957.
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Visiting American President, Dwight Eisenhower, being introduced to the Pakistan cricket team at Karachi’s National Stadium in 1959. Eisenhower arrived with Pakistani head of state, Ayub Khan, to watch the first session of a Pakistan vs. Australia cricket Test
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Che in Karachi: Yes, that’s the great Marxist revolutionary and legend, Che Ernesto Guevara, standing along side Pakistan’s first military dictator, Ayub Khan
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Time when a Pakistani president could easily slap U.S President in Fun.That is how strong the relations were.
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How the President of Pakistan was received in Washington, 1961
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Jackie Kennedy in Pakistan with President Mohammad Ayub Khan and the Nawab of Kalabagh, 1962.
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A 1960s shot of Karachi’s famous Hotel Metropole that was famous for its night clubs and bars. The hotel today is being torn down and turned into a shopping and office complex. Half of it has already been turned into a ‘wedding garden.’ Behind it was the Palace Cinema that was extremely popular with college and university students. The cinema was torn down in the 1980s and has since been operating as a ‘marriage hall.’
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There is also a video of this VIP protocol
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There is also a video of this VIP protocol
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