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Zia Memorial Museum<\/h1>\n
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\nHistory and culture of a nation are memorandum of citizen for progress and development. Museum plays important role to collect, preserve, display & research releted works of Bangladeshi society, culture, history, heritage, archiological antiquities. Collected antiquities of museum are displayed for education & researched work from generation to generation with maintain proper management. After the victory of independence some unexpected assassination made an obstacle of our development and prestigious matter. \n\t \n\tFerocious killing of a democretic and popular president Zia was an unrecoverable loss of our country. He revolt against Pakistan Army and joined liberation struggle of our beloved country in chittagong. He read declaration of independence on behaft of Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman, played a significant role as a sector commander and chief of \u201c Z \u201d force. We felt very impress for Zia who had a glorious contribution for liberation war and wonner a title of \u201cBeer Uttam\u201d from Bangladesh government. \n\t \n\tChief of Army staff Zia proclaimed martial law in a unrest political situation of Bangladesh. Chief Martial Administrator Zia took over charge of President by the election of \u201cYes\u201d or \u201cNo\u201d. In 1978 Prisedent Zia established Bangladesh Nationalist party (BNP) and selected chairman of the party. Prisedent Zia joined United Nation general meeting and delivered speech there. He elected member of Al-Kuuds summit on 3rd Islamic conference, President Zia assassinated by a violent seizure of a small group army at Chittagong circuit house in 30 may, 1981. \n<\/p>\n\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

\n3rd june, 1981 cabinet meeting deceided that the Chittagong circuit house where Zia was assassinated would be change into Zia Memorial Museum because of recognization Zia\u2019s glorious countribution in liberation war and development of our country. Zia Memorial Museum project included annual develop program in 1992-1993 accroding to decision of \u201cNikar\u201d meeting in 9th August, 1992.\n\t \nChittagong circuit house was built in 1913. An architectural design & different historic causes the building is significant for many ways. To established the museum the historic building ensured for properly preserve the antiquities and we had offered honour to the freedom fighter and President Ziaur Rahman. \n \nChittagong district administration hand over the old circuit house to the Bangladesh National Museum on 9 January 1993. Bangladesh National Museum hand over the building on same day to the Power and Works Department (PWD) for renovation and development work. Bangladesh National Museum authority had worked sincerely and collected a total number of 743 antiquities. The museum is run by Bangladesh National Museum, the Ministry of Cultural Affairs and Government of the People Republic of Bangladesh.\n\t \nAntiquities collection, display, develop and presentation is a continuous process. So continuing new collection and research work the total collection of antiquities in Zia Memorial Museum are 902. Collected antiquities convey to next generation to inform about liberation war, freedom fighters and President Zia\u2019s contribution. Consequently, the dignity of liberation war inspires us to love Bangladesh.\n<\/p>\n \n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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“The Peoples President”: Documentery on Life and legacy of President Ziaur Rahman<\/h3>
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Establishment of Zia Memorial Museum<\/h2>\n\n

Ziaur Rahman is one of the memorable person of Bangladesh history. President Zia was assassinated in Chittagong Circuit House on 30 May, 1981. On 30 June, 1981 cabinet of Bangladesh Government had decided that Chittagong Circuit House would be change into Zia Memorial \tMuseum. \n\t\nThis Charming and historic building was founded by \tBritish Government in 1913. At the period of British rules it was used as the name of \u201cLath Saheber Kuthi\u201d and then used as a \tGovernor house. In Pakistan period the building was used as a Chittagong Circuit House. In the period of liberation War it Was \tused as a Pakistani military camp.\n<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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Short Life History of Zia<\/h2>\n\n

Ziaur Rahman was a freedom fighter, organizer and The President of Bangladesh. He was a sector commander of sector no-1 in liberation of Bangladesh and read decleration of independence of Bangladesh on behalf of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on 27 March, 1971. He was a President of Bangladesh from 1978 to 30 May, 1981. \n \t\nZiaur Rahman was born at Bagbari in Bogra on 19 Janurary, 1936. He was the 2nd son of 5th of his father & mother Monsur Rahman & Jahanara Begum. He began study of school life in the Hare School of Kolkata. He passed Matriculation from Korachi Academi School, Pakistan in 1952. \n \nHe joined Pakistan Military Academi as a cadet. He revolt against Pakistan Army and joined Liberation war of Bangladesh on 25 March, 1971 in Chittagong. He read declaration of independence on behalf of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on 27 March, 1971 from Kalurghat Radio Centre. \n \t\nAt the time of liberation war he was a sector commander of sector no-1 & chief of \u201c Z \u201d Force in battle field. He achieved a title of honour \u201cBeer-Uttam\u201d for glorious contribution in the liberation war of Bangladesh. \n \t\nPresident of Bangladesh Zia was assassinated in Chittagong Circuit House on 30 May, 1981. Zia was first burried in Rangunia, Chittagong and finaly buried in Dhaka.\n<\/p>\n\n \n <\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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