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Black Friday: The True Story of the Bombay Bomb Blasts

by Hussain S. Zaidi

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An account of the biggest terrorist attack on the Indian city. In this book, the author takes us into the heart of the conspiracy and the investigation that ensued. The book gives insights into the criminal mind as revealed in Zaidi's interviews with some of India's most notorious names like Dawood Ibrahim, and Tiger Memon among others.… (more)
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An account of the biggest terrorist attack on the Indian city. In this book, the author takes us into the heart of the conspiracy and the investigation that ensued. The book gives insights into the criminal mind as revealed in Zaidi's interviews with some of India's most notorious names like Dawood Ibrahim, and Tiger Memon among others.
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363.320954Social sciences › Social problems and services; associations › Other social problems and services › Other Public Safety Concerns › Terrorism and security › Biography; History By Place › Asia

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HV6433.I4Social sciences › Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology › Social pathology. Social and public welfare. › Criminology › Crimes and offenses

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