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Backgrounder on Afghanistan: History of the War
Covers the development since the Soviet occupation in 1979. By Human Rights Watch.
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Afghanistan - Power Struggle
Warring rebel factions continue their struggle for supremacy in the unstable region. A report by Mark Urban, including an interview with Ahmed Shah Massoud. Transmitted on April 28, 1992.
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Afghanistan - Rebels Without a Cause
After the Soviets left the country, conflicts within the rebel Mujahadeen have complicated the situation. Transcript of PBS news transmitted on August 29, 1989.
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Kabul's New Islamic Rule
The Taliban capture the capital of the country and murder the former president Najibullah. A report from Time magazine, published on October 7, 1996.
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