Pakistan in the Pamir Knot: Geostrategic Imperatives |
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Page 44
... Afghan and Chinese claims to bits and pieces of these territories . Therefore , the British began to act as ardent champions of Afghan and Chinese rights in the Pamir plateau . In the course of time , Somatash became a landmark for the ...
... Afghan and Chinese claims to bits and pieces of these territories . Therefore , the British began to act as ardent champions of Afghan and Chinese rights in the Pamir plateau . In the course of time , Somatash became a landmark for the ...
Page 115
... Afghanistan " observed : " In these conditions the Afghan government , which is landowner - bourgeois and nationalist in character , while denying the right to national self - determina- tion of the non - Afghan peoples within Afghanistan ...
... Afghanistan " observed : " In these conditions the Afghan government , which is landowner - bourgeois and nationalist in character , while denying the right to national self - determina- tion of the non - Afghan peoples within Afghanistan ...
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... Afghan crisis which constitutes an aberration in their mutual relations . The Afghan guerrilla warfare is a ' no win ' situation for the Soviets and their military action in Afghanistan has earned them mistrust and condemnation from ...
... Afghan crisis which constitutes an aberration in their mutual relations . The Afghan guerrilla warfare is a ' no win ' situation for the Soviets and their military action in Afghanistan has earned them mistrust and condemnation from ...
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