| Weight | 1.99 kg |
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| ISBN | 8182743212 |
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| Publication Date | 2008 |
| Pages | 604 |
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| Author Description | Ludwig W. Adamec is a professor of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Arizona and the director of the Near Eastern Centre for ten years. Widely known as a leading authority in Afghanistan and books on Afghan history, foreign policy, and international relations, including Afghanistan: 1900-1923: A Diplomatic History; Afghanistan’s Foreign Affairs to the Mid-Twentieth Century: Relations with the USSR, Germany, and Britain; the six-volume Historical and Political Gazetteer of Afghanistan; The Historical Dictionary of Islam; and The A to Z of Islam. |
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BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AFGHANISTAN
₨ 5,697
In response to continued interest in the first edition of my Who’s who of Afghanistan (1975), which has bee long out of print, I have decided to offer this new and updated edition. Like the first edition, it contains about 1,500 entries and is divided into the following parts: (1) Who is who, 1945-2007; (2) Who was who, 1747-1945; (3) Afghan Government Positions, 1901-1974; and (4) Genealogies of Important Afghan Families Part (1) who is who, has been replaced with a new updated section listing government officials, diplomats, and leaders of political parties. New individuals include members of the political elite from the days of President Muhammad Daud (1973-1978), the years of the civil war, and up to the Islamic Republic under President Hamid Karzai. A number of persons who should have been included in the Who Was Who section have been listed here to avoid going to the expenses of reorganizing that section. Part (2) Who Was Who in Afghanistan 1747-1945 and Part (3) Members of Afghan Government Departments have been left unchanged. Part 4 Genealogies of Afghan Families has been expanded with additions and corrections.
ISBN: 8182743212
Publisher: PENTAGON PRESS
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