Bangladesh Stamps

Hello, I collect worldwide and am currently seeking information as to where I can get the following Bangladesh 2000-2001 souvenir sheet see image below and the stamps on the second page. I have searched the internet high and low and cannot find any mention of these. Anyone know where I can find these? I would appreciate it. Thank you.

The above sheetlet is one of 2 issued in the 9th series of Murdered Intellectuals (listed in SG as single stamps). Obviously you would be able to buy them from this site (and presumably the other stamps you wanted):

http://www.postbeeld.com/en/stamps/...ple-2x8v-ms/

Thank you very much for the link. I was able to find exactly what I was looking for. Great site!

This is simply an anachronism to list it here.
Stupid school textbooks in Pakistan describe Indus Valley Civilization a Pakistani civilization and Indian Peninsula or Indian Ocean as Indo-Pakistani Peninsula or Indo-Pakistani Ocean.

Shrimangal (24.3010°N 91.6955°E) is now in Maulavibazar district of Silet division of Bangladesh but in 1932 it was part of Br. India.

My ancestral home is in the village of Lakhai in Habiganj district of Silet, which is very close to Shrimangal but during the Partition of 1947 (the culmination of the Br. Govt's "Divide and Rule Policy"), my family had to migrate to Kolkata in India.

This screwhead cds type (on Br. India 1929 4A SG 222) with the district name (here Silet in its Anglicized version) in the lower part of the annulus, was introduced in 1910 to selected Sub Post Offices which were not allotted with date stamps with movable hour slugs.

The canceling devices were manufactured at the Postal Workshop, Aligarh.

This very type issued only for SPOs, was published as Catalog No. 3B in the Postal Workshop Stamp Book (Catalog) 1923-24; Price List of Stamp and Seals Class E: Stamps Used in Head and Sub Offices.