Syed Nazrul Islam

Bangladeshi politician and President

Syed Nazrul Islam - Bangladeshi politician and President
Born

1925
100 years ago

Died

November 3rd, 1975
49 years ago — 50 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Bangladesh

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Served as the acting President of Bangladesh during the Liberation War and held significant political roles in the early years of the nation. Participated in the struggle for independence and advocated for Bangladesh's right to self-determination. Played a key role in nurturing the newly formed government after the war. Active in the legal profession and held various positions in the political landscape of Bangladesh until his passing.

Served as acting President of Bangladesh in 1971

Advocated for Bangladesh's independence

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