Titlebook: War in Afghanistan; Mark Urban Book 1990Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 1989.battle.Uni

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Twelve: 1989,rontsov, the ambassador in Kabul and first Deputy Foreign Minister had completed inconclusive talks with both the Pakistan and Iran-based resistance parties. But on 9 January the seven Pakistan based groups broke off discussions, saying that they could not carry on talking to Moscow if it continued supplies to the Kabul government.

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Three: 1980,tate. The PDPA did not have the membership, nor the government the right mechanisms for harnessing public support for this to happen. As the director of the Soviet Institute of Oriental Affairs, Yevgeniy Primakov, was to state later, revolts erupted because Amin and his colleagues ‘did not take objective reality into consideration’.

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Prologue: Before 1978,orn of geographical remoteness and of loyalties incompatible with the centralised state. In rural Afghanistan power lies in the hands of leaders at the village level: tribal chiefs, religious elders, and headmen. At this level there is a tradition of taking decisions by ., a meeting of village worth

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Two: 1979,d very few details of the trouble, perhaps hoping that things might quieten down. But press reports compiled from rebel sources indicate the principal areas of . activity for the early part of the year.

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Three: 1980,onths of 1980 the Afghan and Soviet media repeated the theme that the change of government in Kabul had been so significant that it marked a ‘new phase’ or a ‘new stage’ in the April Revolution. Underlying the Karmal package was the belief that the Khalqis had alienated the population because they h

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