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or more on the disputes and wars regarding Kashmir and Mountbattens involvement with them in particular, see Chandrasekhar Dasgupta, War and Diplomacy in Kashmir
- 2002
When All Else Fails: Ethnic Population Transfers and Partitions in the Twentieth Century
- Political Science
- International Security
- 1998
- 236
Those espousing such interpretations of the evidence are best described as (but not limited to) pro-Pakistani historians and government officials. .or a good summary of the major issues
- On Regional Conflict and Its Resolution
- 1994
or other ways in which Mountbatten played a key role regarding Kashmir, albeit after partition, see Dasgupta
- Kashmir: A Disputed Legacy 18461990
- 1991
or a more specific discussion on the background to the IndiaPakistan partition, see Anita Inder Singh, The Origins of the Partition of India
- See also T. G. .raser, Partition in Ireland, India and Palestine: Theory and Practice
- 1984
It is worth noting that Lamb mentions that Indian access to Kashmir was not a central reason for Mountbattens interference, but was rather an expected and added bonus. .or specific allegations, see
- citations from the Pakistani newspaper, Dawn, as they appear in Satya M. Rai, Partition of the Punjab
- 1953
This quote is actually taken from Radcliffes reply to a question asked in the House of Commons by Sir Archibald Carter on April 9
- As cited in Heward, The Great and the Good
- 1948