'Bells of Nagasaki' translated into Bengali

'Bells of Nagasaki' translated into Bengali

NAGASAKI, Japan - Mahbubur Rahman holds the Bengali translation of Takashi Nagai's 1949 bestseller ''Nagasaki no Kane,'' or ''The Bells of Nagasaki'' at the Nagasaki city office Aug. 8. He said he plans to donate the work to high schools, universities and libraries in Bangladesh.

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