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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== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:39, 9 January 2022
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| Author | Narayan Sanyal |
|---|---|
| Illustrator | Narayan Sanyal |
| Cover artist | Khaled Chowdhury |
| Country | India |
| Language | Bengali |
| Publisher | Dey's Publishing |
| Media type | Print (Hardcover) |
| Pages | 255 |
| ISBN | 978-81-295-0868-3 |
Biswasghatak is a 1974 Bengali novel by Narayan Sanyal based on the events related to the Atomic Bomb under the Manhattan Project.[1][2]
Synopsis[edit | edit source]
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.[3]
External links[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Sanyal Narayan, 1974, 'Biswasghatak (Traitor)', Dey's Publishing, Calcutta 73, ISBN 81-7612-073-1
- ↑ Biswasghatak Narayan Sanyal.
- ↑ Biswasghatak cover page
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