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Bangladesh
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10 Taka, (1997)
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Front: Atiya Jam-e mosque in Tangali
Back: Hydroelectric dam
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10 Taka, 2000 Polymer
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Front: Mujibur Rahman (1920-1975), President of Bangladesh in absentia
1971-1972, Prime Minister of Bangladesh 1972-1975, President of Bangladesh 1975
Rahman was born in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh). He was a Bengali
political leader and the founding leader of Bangladesh.
He served as the first President and later Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
He was assassinated with his family by a group of army officers in 1975.
Back: National Assembly building
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100 Taka, 2001
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Front: Mujibur Rahman (1920-1975), President of Bangladesh in absentia
1971-1972, Prime Minister of Bangladesh 1972-1975, President of Bangladesh 1975
Back: Bangabandhu Bridge
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5 Taka, 2006
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40 Taka, 2011
Commemorates 40th Victory Anniversary
of Bangladesh
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Front: Mujibur Rahman (1920-1975), President of Bangladesh in absentia
1971-1972, Prime Minister of Bangladesh 1972-1975, President of Bangladesh 1975
Back: Six Freedom Fighters
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Bangladesh is bordered by India and Burma. When British India attained independence
in 1947, it was partitioned into India and Pakistan. Pakistan consisted of East
Pakistan and West Pakistan. East Pakistan seceded from Pakistan in 1971, and
declared itself an independent republic of Bangladesh. For a more detailed
country profile, see CIA World Factbook on Bangladesh.
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