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Afghanistan: Graveyard of Empires: A New History of the Borderland by David Isby, 2010-04-13
Histories Are Mirrors: The Path of Conflict through Iraq and Afghanistan
Afghanistan: The People (Lands, Peoples, and Cultures) by Erinn Banting, 2003-03
Toughing It Out in Afghanistan by Michael O'Hanlon, Hassina Sherjan, 2010-02-01
Boots on the Ground: Stories of American Soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan
After the Taliban: Nation-Building in Afghanistan by Amb. James F. Dobbins, 2008-07-31
Bleeding Afghanistan: Washington, Warlords, and the Propaganda of Silence (Open Media) by Sonali Kolhatkar, James Ingalls, 2006-09-15
Conflicts in Iraq And Afghanistan (Wars That Changed American History) by Robin S. Doak, 2006-07-30
Afghanistan (Current Controversies)
Building a New Afghanistan
Arms Against Fury: Magnum Photographers in Afghanistan
Out of Afghanistan: The Inside Story of the Soviet Withdrawal by Diego Cordovez, Selig S. Harrison, 1995-06-29
Drugs in Afghanistan: Opium, Outlaws and Scorpion Tales by David Macdonald, 2007-01-20
Love and War in Afghanistan by Alexander Klaits, Gulchin Gulmamadova-Klaits, 2006-06-01

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History Of Afghanistan: Information From Answers.com
History of Afghanistan This article is the top of the History of Afghanistan series. PreIslamic period of Afghanistan Islamic conquest of.
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Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping History of Afghanistan Wikipedia History of Afghanistan This article is the top of the History of Afghanistan series. Pre-Islamic period of Afghanistan Islamic conquest of Afghanistan Durrani Empire European influence in Afghanistan ... History of Afghanistan since 1992 Afghanistan 's history , internal political development, foreign relations, and very existence as an independent state have largely been determined by its geographic location at the crossroads of Central West , and South Asia . Over the centuries, waves of migrating peoples passed through the regiondescribed by historian Arnold Toynbee as a "roundabout of the ancient world"leaving behind a mosaic of ethnic and linguistic groups. In modern times, as well as in antiquity, vast armies of the world passed through this region of Asia, temporarily establishing local control and often dominating Iran and what is today Pakistan and northern India Although it was the scene of great empires and flourishing trade for over two millennia, the area's heterogeneous groups were not bound into a single political entity until the reign of
AFGHANISTAN History Links
History of the War in Afghanistan from Human Rights Watch Chronological History of Afghanistan (1978 Present) The Dismantling of Afghan History
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WWW-VL: History Index: Afghanistan History
The Man Behind the Afgan Jehad, by Brigadier (Retd.) Mohammad Yousaf, S.Bt. The Soviet War in Afghanistan. History and Harbinger of Future War? Taliban Rule
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North Carolina Center For South Asia Studies - Afghanistan History Conference
NCCSAS Seminars Speakers afghanistan history Conference. afghanistan history Conference. Boundaries, States, and Nations on the Frontiers of Empire
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Afghanistan: History
History. Early History. The location of Afghanistan astride the land routes between the Indian subcontinent, Iran, and central Asia has enticed conquerors
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Extractions: Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Afghanistan The location of Afghanistan astride the land routes between the Indian subcontinent, Iran, and central Asia has enticed conquerors throughout history. Its high mountains, although hindering unity, helped the hill tribes to preserve their independence. It is probable that there were well-developed civilizations in S Afghanistan in prehistoric times, but the archaeological record is not clear. Certainly cultures had flourished in the north and east before the Persian king Darius I (c.500 B.C. B.C. ) them on his way to India. After Alexander's death (323 B.C. ) the region at first was part of the Seleucid empire. In the north, Bactria became independent, and the south was acquired by the Maurya dynasty. Bactria expanded southward but fell (mid-2d cent. B.C. B.C. ). Their capital was Peshawar . The Kushans declined (3d cent. A.D.
LII - Results For "afghanistan History"
Results for afghanistan history 1 to 2 of 2. Afghanistan A Country Study. The material on Afghanistan that follows represents preliminary drafts of three
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LII - Results For "afghanistan History 20th Century"
Results for afghanistan history 20th century 1 to 3 of 3 Traces the history of Afganistan from the late 19th century until prior to the arrival of the
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Afghanland.com Afghanistan History
Famous afghans in history Past and Present. Afghanistan during Avesta Pre historic Afghanistan during reign of Avesta. Invasion of Alexander the Great
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Extractions: HOME NEWS ISLAM HISTORY ... Biographies of Famous Afghans Famous afghans in history Past and Present Afghanistan during Avesta Pre historic Afghanistan during reign of Avesta Invasion of Alexander the Great Alexander the great invasion of Afghanistan was his last attempt to conquer the world Greek Bakhter Period Remnants of the Macedonian Greeks settle in Afghanistan Koshani Period a period where pagan ideology flourishes in Afghanistan Introduction of Islam in Afghanistan Arab armies invade Afghanistan and convert the locals to Islam Sultan Mahmood Ghaznawi The idol breaker loved poetry and literature and mysticism flourishes during his reign Changez Khan Timujin upon becoming the king of Mongols changes his title to Changez Khan. Timur Shah Invades Afghanistan and establishes Kabul as his military base Babur Shah The king of Kabulistan establishes his base in his beloved Kabul Mirwais Khan Hotaki a rebel who starts the movement to establish an independent afghan kingdom Ahmad Shah Baba Durrani Chosen the first King of Afghanistan by traditional Loya Jirga The Great Game British meddling in Afghanistan begin Mohammadzai Dynasty The establishment of rule by the Yahakhil family
Afghanistan History
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Afghanistan History Of Invasion
afghanistan history of Invasion. History Afghanistan came into being in the 1800s, a buffer between India (British), Russia, and China.
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Extractions: Afghanistan came into being in the 1800s, a "buffer" between India (British), Russia, and China. This is a mostly Muslim, mixed-ethnic place. Dictators came and went, and corruption was rampant. A revolt in 1978 let to a colalition of rulers being set up. However this new regime was not better than any previous one. The population revolted again against the new regime and there was a massive rebellion. There were tortures and abuses. In Dec 1979 the Russians sent 5,000 troops into Kabul to take out Amin and did so. Soon 100,000 Russian troops were in Afghanistan. The US supplied arms to the rebels that were against the Russian troops. By 1981 when Reagan was president, both he and the Democratic congress were eager to help the rebels fight back. Osama Bin Laden (born July 30, 1957) was a Saudi wealthy man who joined the rebels, and by 1984 he held a position of power with the rebels. In 1989 the Russians withdrew. Not much was left to fill that vacuum. By 1996, the Taliban had taken control, with an extremely strict form of Muslim religion. Human Rights groups were furious, but many people were happy that at least the civil war was over and order was being kept. In this same year, Osama was hiding out in Sudan. They expelled him and he returned to Afghanistan.
Independent Lens . AFGHANISTAN UNVEILED . Learn More | PBS
Read a chronology of key events in modern afghanistan history, This timeline is a chronology of Afghanistan and the regions history from the sixth
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Extractions: For the first time in history, in 2004 Afghan women competed in the Olympic Games. CBS News explores the lives of Afghan women during and post-Taliban era. Read more about issues such as violence and security concerns and get links to related articles. Women Waging Peace: Afghan Constitution a Partial Victory for Women
Afghanistan: History
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Afghanistan History Of Afghanistan Study Of Afghanistan Country Of Afghanistan A
afghanistan history of Afghanistan Study of Afghanistan Country of Afghanistan discussed in the Arkansas Encyclopedia of famous Arkansans, landmarks,
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Extractions: Home Free Offers Directory A ... Z Visit the Poker Encyclopedia Web Arkansas Encyclopedia The Islamic State of Afghanistan is a landlocked country in Central Asia . It is bordered by Iran in the west, Pakistan in the south and east, Turkmenistan , Uzbekistan and Tajikistan in the north, and China in the easternmost part of the country. Until the nation has its first general election (projected for June ), it continues to be referred to by the West as the Transitional Islamic State of Afghanistan Main article: History of Afghanistan Afghanistan, often called the crossroads of Central Asia , has had a turbulent history. Through the ages, Afghanistan has been occupied by many forces. A separate Afghan nation came into existence in 1746 as the Durrani Empire , but control was ceded to the United Kingdom until King Amanullah acceded to throne in . Since then, the country has known many governments and several civil wars. The ruler of Afghanistan belonged to the Abdali tribal group, whose name was changed to Dorrani on the accession of Ahmad Shah . They belonged either to the Saddozay segment of the Popalzay clan or to the Mohammadzay segment of the Barakzay clan . The Mohammadzay furnished the Saddozay kings frequently with top counselors, who served occasionally as regents, identified with the epithet Mohammadzay.
Afghanistan Economy, Afghanistan History, Afghanistan Flag, Afghanistan Culture,
Maps of World provides information on Afghanistan Economy, afghanistan history, Afghanistan Flag, Afghanistan Culture, Kabul, Afghanistan Religion,
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Extractions: Afghanistan is a land-locked country in Central Asia. To know more, Maps of World provides information on Afghanistan, details of its flag, its people, its economy and other such details. Maps of World People of Afghanistan Afghanistan consists of a variety of ethnic groups called Afghans, the overwhelming majority of whom are Muslim, usually either followers of Sunni or Shia Islam. Afghans are related to many of the ethnic groups in Iran, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The Pashtuns (Pushtuns), who make up more then half the population, have traditionally been the dominant ethnic group. Their homeland lies south of the Hindu Kush, but Pashtun groups live in all parts of the country. Many of them also live in northwestern Pakistan, where they are called Pathans. Pashtuns are usually farmers, though a large number of them are nomads, living in tents made of black goat hair. For the most part, Afghans are farmers, although a significant minority follows a nomadic lifestyle. In the years since the Soviet invasion and the later civil war, a large number of Afghans have fled the country and become refugees in neighboring nations, most typically in Iran and Pakistan. Arts and Crafts The arts and crafts Afghanistan map contains striking architectural remnants of all ages, including Greek and Buddhist stupas (shrines or reliquaries) and monasteries, arches, monuments, intricate Islamic minarets (the tall, slender towers on mosques), temples and forts. Among the most famous sites are the great mosques of Herat and Mazar-e Sharif; the minaret of a mosque at Jam in the west central highlands; the 1000-year-old Great Arch of Qal'eh-ye Bost; the Chel Zina (Forty Steps) and rock inscriptions made by Mughal emperor Babur in Kandahar; the Great Buddha of Bamian (55 m/180 ft tall); the "Towers of Victory" in Ghazni; and Emperor Babur's tomb and the great Bala Hissar fort in Kabul.
Afghanistan History
afghanistan history overview of historic events. World66 the travel guide you write. Recent Changes. You are not logged in login register
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Extractions: Afghanistan History - overview of historic events the travel guide you write Recent Changes Map View Enlargement [edit this] [Upload image] 50,000 BC-20,000 BC Archaeologists have identified evidence of stone age technology in Aq Kupruk, and Hazar Sum. Plant remains at the foothill of the Hindu Kush mountains indicate, that North Afghanistan was one of the earliest places to domestic plants and animals. 3000 BC-2000 BC Bronze might have been invented in ancient Afghanistan around this time. First true urban centers rise in two main sites in AfghanistanMundigak, and Deh Morasi Ghundai. Mundigak (near modern day Kandahar)had an economic base of wheat, barley, sheep and goats. Also, evidence indicates that Mudigak could have been a provincial capital of the Indus valley civilization. Ancient Afghanistancrossroads between Mesopotamia, and other Civilizations. 2000 BC- 1500 BC Aryan tribes in Aryana (Ancient Afghanistan) The City of Kabul is thought to have been established during this time. Rig Veda may have been created in Afghanistan around this time. Evidence of early nomadic iron age in Aq Kapruk IV. 600 BC (There is some speculation about this date) Zoroaster introduces a new religion in Bactria (Balkh)-(ZoroastrianismMonotheistic religion) (about 522 BC)Zoroaster dies during nomadic invasion near Balkh.
Afghanistan History & Afghanistan Culture | IExplore
afghanistan history Human civilization in Afghanistan dates at least as far back as 4000BC. The territory has always been an important link between the
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Extractions: From AD50 onwards, Buddhist culture was established in Afghanistan, under the rule of the Kushans, which lasted until the turn of the fifth century (the famous giant statues of Buddha destroyed by the Taleban in 2001 dated from this period). By AD550, the Persians were once again the dominant power in the region. Yet a far more important influence, which emerged around this time, was Islamic religion, introduced by Arabs and supplanting the existing dominant Zoroastrian creed. During the 10th and 11th centuries, under the Ghaznavid dynasty, Afghanistan became a major center of Islamic power and civilization. Their rule finally was brought to an end by the Mongol warlord, Genghis Khan, who invaded in 1219. The Mongols destroyed most of the sophisticated irrigation system (traces of which can still be seen today), which had rendered much of the country highly fertile and prosperous; the majority of it was turned into - and remains - permanent desert.
Afghanistan History And George Orwell
Ziauddin says If you study the history of Afghanistan, you will only study the history of war and fighting and foreign intervention .
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Extractions: Back to Index John Heelan of the UK comments on my observation: "In the Western Hemisphere, the US must assume almost total responsibility. In Africa and Eurasia, except for East and Southeast Asia, the EU should assume the leadership, with the strong backing of the US. Whether the EU has reached a point where it can assume that responsibility remains to be seen". John says this reminds him of George Orwell's San Francisco Chronicle has published an article about the library at San Francisco State University. The shelves are abandoned. The students are doing all their work on line. This makes more and more sense. I have a large library, including the huge Oxford English Dictionary . It is simpler to use the online version, so the printed book just sits there. It is hard to realize how much information in available on line. I checked Google for George Orwell, and up came 143,000 entries!! Would Orwell have been happy? Ronald Hilton - 2/11/02
Afghanistan History...info Please
afghanistan history information please. Everyone is talking about Afghanistan, but before September 11, most Americans did not even know where it is.
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Extractions: Back to Index Everyone is talking about Afghanistan, but before September 11, most Americans did not even know where it is. Our knowledge of that whole area is very thin. I erred when I said that the Pashtuns used to be called Parthians. In fact they were Pathans, a neighboring tribe. What the relationship is between these two tribes with almost identical names in I do not know. I suspect that they may be the same. Today the Pathans are known as Pashtu in Afghanistan and Pakistan. In all, the Pathans constitute one of the largest tribal groupings in the world. Ronald Hilton - 11/23/01
Afghanistan History
History. AFGHANISTAN S HISTORY, internal political development, foreign relations, andvery existence as an independent state have largely been determined by
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Extractions: History AFGHANISTAN'S HISTORY, internal political development, foreign relations, andvery existence as an independent state have largely been determined by itsgeographic location at the crossroads of Central, West, and South Asia. Over thecenturies, waves of migrating peoples passed through the regiondescribed as a"roundabout of the ancient world," by historian ArnoldToynbeeleaving behind a mosaic of ethnic and linguistic groups. In moderntimes, as well as in antiquity, vast armies of the world passed throughAfghanistan, temporarily establishing local control and often dominating Iranand northern India. Islam played a key role in the formation of Afghan history as well. Despitethe Mongol invasion of Afghanistan in the early thirteenth century which hasbeen described as resembling "more some brute cataclysm of the blind forcesof nature than a phenomenon of human history," even a warrior as formidableas Genghis Khan did not uproot Islamic civilization, and within two generationshis heirs had become Muslims. An often unacknowledged event that neverthelessplayed an important role in Afghan history (and in the politics of Afghanistan'sneighbors and the entire region up to the present) was the rise in the tenthcentury of a strong Sunni dynastythe Ghaznavids. Their power prevented theeastward spread of Shiism from Iran, thereby insuring that the majority of theMuslims in Afghanistan and South Asia would be Sunnis. Country Studies main page Afghanistan Country Studies main page Celebrity
Afghanistan: History. Contemporary Art From The Islamic World
Contemporary Art from the Islamic World, OnlineMagazine, published by Universes in Universe - Worlds of Art.
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Extractions: Some data from recent times Independence, end of the British protectorate. New constitution, Afghanistan becomes a constitutional monarchy. Zahir Shah is king. Following his fall, proclamation of the Republic. Pro-Soviet military putsch takes over power. The government asks for Soviet military backing against its inner enemies. In the battle against the invaders, 1,5 million people are killed. Soviet troops retire. The Islamic Mujahedin overthrow the pro-Soviet president, Najibullah. Creation of the Taliban militia, backed by Pakistan. The Taliban capture Kabul, opponents are forced back to the North. Following the terrorist attacks of 9.11., the USA and their allies attack the Taliban and drive them out. The provisional president Karzai is confirmed in office by the Loya Jirga (Great Assembly of tribal families). At the beginning of January, the delegates of Loya Jirga agree on a new constitution. 7 Dec. 2004 Hamid Karzai is inaugurated as the first directly elected president of Afghanistan. Archive: Afghanistan Universes in Universe - Worlds of Art Email Editorial, Impressum

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