Titlebook: Afghanistan Under Soviet Domination, 1964-83; Anthony Hyman Book 1984Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Society and Economy governmental presence; in Kabul every aspect of the state bureaucracy is concentrated, from ministries to the large education sector, with more than half of higher education places here too. Although the site is ancient, very little is left which is older than a century — a result partly of the bur

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The Saur Revolutionours, from 6 a.m. on 27 April until the next morning. Confusion and accidents marked the struggle from first to last, which was exclusively between units of the army and air force, without civilian participation, except as spectators and unwitting victims caught in crossfire. Yet behind the coup sto

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Reforms from Above and Repressions of April was to be celebrated on a grand scale the first anniversary of the Saur Revolution. Most of the snow had already melted from the mountain ranges surrounding Kabul, due to the lightness of snowfalls that winter, and the weather was unusually mild. Lack of snow meant lack of water later in t

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Disintegrating Army v. Divided Oppositionprisings in outlying provinces during the winter and spring of the next year did not constitute to the leaders a serious military threat. Potentially these risings might grow into a general revolt with nationwide support, but so long as the Afghan army held together, and so long as the regime was ab

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Corrosion in CO2 Capture and Transportation, governmental presence; in Kabul every aspect of the state bureaucracy is concentrated, from ministries to the large education sector, with more than half of higher education places here too. Although the site is ancient, very little is left which is older than a century — a result partly of the bur