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The paper "Politics and war in Afghanistan during the Novel The Kite Runner" discusses that Khaled Hosseini's spectacular first appearing novel The Kite Runner follows a young boy, Amir, as he encounters the challenges that meet him on the pathway to manhood—testing finding love....
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Literature review
The success or failure of NATO forces engaged there in a peacebuilding-combat role combined with the actions of a democratically elected government will have a long lasting impact on the global war on terrorism.... This was to set off a chain reaction that would involve dozens of other countries, both American and Russian cold war proxies.... Throughout the war, from 1979 to 1989, countries such as the USA, Great Britain, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Pakistan, China and Egypt were drawn to the conflict....
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Essay
Moreover, the film's visual portrayal of Hosseini's secular narrative in the book is precisely what resonates with the audience in the superimposition of “human faces and a historical context on the tragic images of war from Afghanistan” (Ebert, 2009:373).... Ebert's review of the film suggests a visual emphasis on presenting Afghan culture outside the presumptions of the war torn state (2009)....
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Essay
In this conflict, the French fought an urban guerrilla war against Algerian nationalists who wished to liberate their country from French colonialism.... In the first case I will examine the Algerian-French conflict in the middle of the 20th century.... While the conflict elicited a cri du Coeur from other colonial subjects around the world and inspired a great many anti-colonialist thinkers, it did not, for example, draw in foreign fighters or radicalize a generation of extremists....
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Research Paper
The third Afghan –Anglo war fought in 1919 led by king Amanullah earned Afghanistan complete freedom.... This paper will explore the civil trauma faced by Afghan refugees and investigate the socio-cultural and political background of the Afghan refugees in Pakistan.... This paper aims at highlighting the lifelong psychological and mental effects of the trauma and the kind of life in refugee camps....
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Term Paper
hellip; The war in Afghanistan is one of the most significant events of the 21century and this has been a result of the need by the American government to prevent terrorist attacks against the country in the magnitude of 9/11.... The main argument of the Bush administration in going into the war was that there was the need to bring down the Taliban.... However, the war did not end there because the Taliban continued to fight against the allied forces in various parts of the country from its bases in northern Pakistan....
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war is an unpredictable affair, but the uncertainty can always be moderated by adopting a retrospective approach to conflicts.... The intervention demonstrated the protracted nature of war, but also emphasized the importance of superior strategies at all levels: operational, tactical, and decision-making.... In truth, although every conflict has its own element of uniqueness, it also shares some attributes with others that have preceded it....
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Coursework
nbsp;… Due to peculiarities of these kinds of geography, it is possible to explain fails to control this strategic gateway to the full extent peculiarities of geography – mountains as a natural shelter for insurgent elements, an excessive number of rebels and weapons they are armed with, and neutral position of an important player of the region – Pakistan Historically, the Khyber Pass has been a strategic starting point of various armies' invasions and an important trade routes point....
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Case Study