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skip to navigation skip to content bangla stories navigation buy xanax 1: home 2: about the project 2.1: who we are 2.2: the locations 2.2.1: dhaka 2.2.2: dinajpur 2.2.3: newham 2.2.4: oldham 2.2.5: satkhira 2.2.6: syedpur 2.2.7: tower hamlets 2.2.8: other british bengali communities 2.3: the interviews 2.3.1: background to the interviews 2.3.2: classic migrant: tasarul ali - oldham 2.3.3: child migrant: kamal hossain - oldham 2.3.4: student migrant: rimi - newham 2.3.5: accidental migrant: mazharul islam - tower hamlets 2.3.6: 'twice migrant': imtiaz ahmed - newham 2.3.7: reluctant migrant: tonima - newham 2.3.8: bengali hindu migrant: ashim sen - bradford 2.3.9: illegal migrant: jakia chowdhury - tower hamlets 2.3.10: migrant bride: laila rahman 2.3.11: migrant groom: polash - oldham 2.3.12: writer migrant: ahmed ilias - dhaka 2.3.13: child of migrants: vicky - dhaka, town hall camp 2.3.14: 'maldoiya' migrant: bibi hawa - dinajpur 2.3.15: well-connected migrant: abdul rahman biswas - ranishankhoil, dinajpur 2.3.16: migrant bride’s mother: ajbuda khatun – chamra godown camp, syedpur 2.3.17: railway worker migrant: nizam chacha - syedpur 2.3.18: two brothers: wazed & elahi– kalinchi and satkhira 2.3.19: migrant landowner: abu hussein sardar - satkhira 2.3.20: commander monsur ali - syedpur 2.4: migration themes 2.4.1: connections: thinking about home 2.4.2: generation 2.4.3: marriage 2.4.4: war 2.4.5: work 2.4.6: religion 2.5: what it's like to be a researcher 2.6: interviewing your own family 2.7: recording memories 3: the bengal diaspora 3.1: history 3.1.1: the mughal empire 3.1.2: the battle of plassey, 1757 3.1.3: the great indian rebellion of 1857-8 3.1.4: the east india company 3.1.5: hindu-muslim relations in bengal 3.1.6: ayahs, lascars and princes 3.1.7: two world wars 3.1.8: gandhi (1869-1948) 3.1.9: independence and partition 3.1.10: post-war migration (1945-61) 3.1.11: language martyrs 3.1.12: voucher migration (1960s) 3.1.13: bangladeshi independence 3.1.14: families reunited 3.1.15: new migrants (1990s onwards) 3.2: geography 3.3: religion 3.4: politics 3.5: culture 3.6: people and populations 3.7: economy 3.8: timeline 4: for teachers 5: for researchers 5.1: further study 6: home & away 6.1: london 6.2: journeys 6.3: bangladesh 6.4: where is 'home'? where is 'away'? 6.5: journey stories 6.5.1: abida 6.5.2: amina 6.5.3: fayed 6.5.4: habiba 6.5.5: sharmin 6.5.6: tanhaz 7: search 8: links 9: contacts bangla stories abu md jehangir abu md jehangir’s family have lived in bangladesh since the beginning of the twentieth century. he is typical of the aristocrats living in the old part of the city of dhaka. anwara 75-year-old anwara is a landless refugee living in satkhira, south-west bangladesh. she had to leave west bengal suddenly, in the dead of night, leaving everything behind. mohammed shamuz miah in his late 70s, shamuz miah is one of our oldest uk interviewees. living now in burnley, he left west bengal in 1964. mohammed shamsul haq mohammed shamsul haq believes that he is 108 years old. he lives in dinajpur, bangladesh. he once worked as a lascar (seaman) on a ship. husna ara begum matin husna begum lives in tower hamlets and came to london from bangladesh in 1972, having earlier migrated to saudi arabia. jubair ahmed jubair came to the uk as a teenager in the 1980s. he runs a bangladeshi takeaway in essex. farzana banu shirin farzana represents the young generation from syedpur in north-west bangladesh. her forefathers are bihari. she works as a teacher. aleya parveen 28-year-old aleya lives in birmingham, uk and came here in 2006 as a bride. our stories of migration came out of a three- year london school of economics/university of cambridge project. they’re told by people who left bengal after independence in 1947 when the state was divided into west bengal and east pakistan (later bangladesh). these are stories of people who left behind home and family, people who crossed new borders and travelled overseas, people who made new lives. we have chosen eight main interviewees to help you understand the history – and life histories – of migration. they will help explain how and why very ordinary people moved from country to country. they tell some extraordinary stories – real life stories that paint a vivid picture of the changing experiences of migration among bengali muslim communities in india, bangladesh and the united kingdom. to begin your journey, click on any of the names on the right. each one opens a door into the past. step inside and start to explore bangla stories - a rich and complex history of movement and change, of separations and reunions, incredible journeys, tales of the past and present, and hopes for the future. home and away results from a research project based at the university of sussex. using stories, poems, drawings and paintings, it explores how children from south asian communities in east london think about the places they encounter in their everyday lives and the journeys they make. ^ top next page: about the project © copyright 2009-2018 - lse / runnymede trust | | millipedia :: ethical multimedia

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