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	'''''Biswasghatak''''' is a 1974 [[Bengali language\|Bengali]] [[novel]] by [[Narayan Sanyal]] based on the events related to the [[Atomic Bomb]] under the [[Manhattan Project]].<ref>Sanyal Narayan, 1974, 'Biswasghatak (Traitor)', Dey's Publishing, Calcutta 73, {{ISBN\|81-7612-073-1}}</ref>		'''''Biswasghatak''''' is a 1974 [[Bengali language\|Bengali]] [[novel]] by [[Narayan Sanyal]] based on the events related to the [[Atomic Bomb]] under the [[Manhattan Project]].<ref>Sanyal Narayan, 1974, 'Biswasghatak (Traitor)', Dey's Publishing, Calcutta 73, {{ISBN\|81-7612-073-1}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book\|url=http://archive.org/details/Biswasghatak-Narayan-Sanyal\|title=Biswasghatak Narayan Sanyal}}</ref>

			== Synopsis ==
	The Bengali term ''biswasghatak'' literally means 'traitor'. After the end of the [[Second World War]], a scientist, [[Klaus Fuchs]], supplied confidential information to the [[USSR]] on his own efforts by averting the ever alert eyes of the United States Government. In the history of mankind this is supposed to be the biggest [[treason]] in terms of economic evaluation.<ref>''Biswasghatak'' cover page</ref>		The Bengali term ''biswasghatak'' literally means 'traitor'. After the end of the [[Second World War]], a scientist, [[Klaus Fuchs]], supplied confidential information to the [[USSR]] on his own efforts by averting the ever alert eyes of the United States Government. In the history of mankind this is supposed to be the biggest [[treason]] in terms of economic evaluation.<ref>''Biswasghatak'' cover page</ref>

			==External links==
			* [[iarchive:Biswasghatak-Narayan-Sanyal/page/n5/mode/2up\|Biswasghatak in archive.org]]

	==References==		==References==

>Suraj2002kpa at 14:54, 30 May 2021

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| name = Bishwasghatak
| translator =
| image = Biswasghatak.jpg
| caption =
| author = [[Narayan Sanyal]]
| illustrator = [[Narayan Sanyal]]
| cover_artist = [[Khaled Chowdhury]]
| country = India
| language = [[Bengali language|Bengali]]
| series =
| genre = [[Novel]]
| publisher = Dey's Publishing
| release_date = 1974
| english_release_date =
| media_type = Print ([[Hardcover]])
| pages = 255
| isbn = 978-81-295-0868-3
| preceded_by =
| followed_by =
}}

'''''Biswasghatak''''' is a 1974 [[Bengali language|Bengali]] [[novel]] by [[Narayan Sanyal]] based on the events related to the [[Atomic Bomb]] under the [[Manhattan Project]].<ref>Sanyal Narayan, 1974, 'Biswasghatak (Traitor)', Dey's Publishing, Calcutta 73, {{ISBN|81-7612-073-1}}</ref>

The Bengali term ''biswasghatak'' literally means 'traitor'. After the end of the [[Second World War]], a scientist, [[Klaus Fuchs]], supplied confidential information to the [[USSR]] on his own efforts by averting the ever alert eyes of the United States Government. In the history of mankind this is supposed to be the biggest [[treason]] in terms of economic evaluation.<ref>''Biswasghatak'' cover page</ref>

==References==
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[[Category:Novels by Narayan Sanyal]]
[[Category:1974 Indian novels]]
[[Category:Novels set during World War II]]
[[Category:Indian Bengali-language novels]]

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UpdateBot at 14:09, 9 January 2022

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