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Fashions and hairdos are catchy and the modern Afghan miss, like the two above, is close on the eels of the latest styles.
The Times of Ceylon Press
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Fashions and hairdos are catchy and the modern Afghan miss, like the two above, is close on the eels of the latest styles.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Fundamental changes in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan
The romance of this bazaar in Kabul gives nearly no idea of the fundamental socio-economical changes which began with the Saur Revolution in Afghanistan. But by far not all people of the 16-million population have overcome the antiquated tradition...
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H. R. H. Sardar Mohammad Daoud, Prime Minister of Afghanistan with Mr. H. S. Suhrawardy at the Karachi airport on arrival from Kabul on 24.11.56.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Striding boldly into the future, the modern Afghan Miss, like the girl scouts above, is determined not to be left behind.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Modern, Kabul, showing the city centre, with the Bala-e-Hassar Fort and the Pol-e-Heshti mosque in the background.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Sardar Mohammed Daoud -- Prime Minister of Afghanistan (1953 - 63)
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Soviet defectors from Kazakhstan. They are two of the several former Soviet soldiers who have joined the Afghan resistance force.
The Times of Ceylon Press
A group of Afghan freedom fighters who were eyewitnesses to a Soviet massacre of civilians in a small Afghanistan village visited the United States recently. They gave details of the attack and told of other horrors being routinely inflicted on th...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Senator Claiborne Pell (dark suit, at right), Congressman Don Ritter (light suit, second from left) and other members of the special joint congressional hearing examine one of the Afghans to see the effects of Soviet chemical warfare. Pell, who ch...
The Times of Ceylon Press
The five Afghans tell of Soviet atrocities in their country during a meeting with President Ronald Reagan in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington. Mr. Reagan said what they have undergone should be known by everyone in the free world.
The Times of Ceylon Press