The collection holds 3 photographs and 7 pages or documents connected to this person. Dated 2017 to 2022 (7 items); 3 with no date. This is what has been collected and read so far, not every photograph ever taken.
10 items match; showing 1–10.
The person is named in it: “When it was time for him to leave, the Commander-in-Chief of the army General Ayub Khan requested him to stay and to put his educational expertise to good use in civilian life.”
The page “Newsletter (Senior) — September 2017”, page 2 (September 2017) mentions the person: “When it was time for him to leave, the Commander-in-Chief of the army General Ayub Khan requested him to stay and to put his educational expertise to good use in civilian life.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
The person is named in it: “He later joined the prestigious Armoured Corps – Queen Victoria’s own Guides Cavalry - and the elite horse-mounted ceremonial unit of the President’s Body Guard, for Field Marshal President Ayub Khan.”
The person is named in it: “As a principled and honest politician, he supported Fatima Jinnah in the 1964 election against General Ayub Khan.”
The person is named in it: “He also supported Begum Fatima Jinnah as her ally and polling agent during the 1964 election against General Ayub Khan.”
The page “The Passing of Late Mir Balakh Sher Mazari” mentions the person: “As a principled and honest politician, he supported Fatima Jinnah in the 1964 election against General Ayub Khan.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
The page “Old Boys' Bulletin — December 2022”, page 17 (December 2022) mentions the person: “He also supported Begum Fatima Jinnah as her ally and polling agent during the 1964 election against General Ayub Khan.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
The person is named in it: “…school was upgraded to a college in 1877 and later became the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) in 1920. ● Many prominent Pakistani leaders, including Liaquat Ali Khan and Ayub Khan, received their education from Aligarh College.”
The person is named in it: “In the 1960’s my father had to suffer because of the resistance to Ayub Khan’s military rule.”
The person is named in it: “April 1960 von Präsident General Ayub Khan zum Gouverneur von Westpakistan ernannt.”