Titlebook: War in Afghanistan; Mark Urban Book 1988 Mark L. Urban 1988 Afghanistan.China.India.Iran.Pakistan

Substance-Abuse

Five: 1982,nly the previous October the Interior Minister Mohammed Gulabzoy had been there congratulating his troops and handing out medals for their ‘successful’ campaign against the enemy; but 1982 provided Kabul with an unpleasant lesson in the continued power and dynamism of the local resistance.

aptitude

窗簾等

交響樂

One: 1978, Mir Akber Khyber, a leading figure in the Parcham faction of the People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) is shot dead. There is outrage among the intelligentsia in Kabul. They believe he has been murdered by agents of President Mohammed Daoud.

進(jìn)步

One: 1978, Mir Akber Khyber, a leading figure in the Parcham faction of the People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) is shot dead. There is outrage among the intelligentsia in Kabul. They believe he has been murdered by agents of President Mohammed Daoud.

極大的痛苦

GUMP

多節(jié)

合同

溫室

Analysis,When officers loyal to the PDPA seized power in Kabul in April 1978, their act was described by many foreign observers (for example Louis Dupree, an American academic expert on the country) as a . For the tiny Afghan party, on the other hand, the events of that month were elevated to the ‘Great April Revolution’.