Iskandar Ali Mirza (English Wikipedia)

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Salīm, Ahmad (1997). Iskander Mirza: Rise and Fall of a President. Lahore, Pakistan: Gora Publishers. pp. 15, 18. OCLC 254567097. Retrieved 20 January 2018.