Conspiracies and Atrocities in Afghanistan: 1700-2014 - Tapa blanda

Afghanistan is the victim of conspiracies. History tells us about happenings and events of the past. Life would be empty in the absence of history. Therefore, the author-intrinsically motivated to understand his roots, his motherland, and the cause for the backwardness and suffering of Afghanistan-decided to take this adventurous journey and complete this three-hundred-year history in thirty years and share them with all those interested about Afghanistan issues. In the course of thirty years, the author had gone through very rough, bumpy, and sometimes painful routes, making him cry, especially feeling in his heart the pain and fear of not reaching the destiny. In spite of all his difficulties, he has dug out a lot of painful documents from very reliable sources and compiled them in this book titled Conspiracies and Atrocities in Afghanistan: 1700–2014. Thereby, the author of this book has endeavored to present the link between various eras and major historic events inside Afghanistan with the purpose of exposing the facts about the Afghan and foreign conspiracies and atrocities which, as a result, caused the backwardness of this nation. Afghanistan has suffered immensely through the course of this three-hundred-year journey and especially in the last thirty-six years. The author leaves the judgement to the respected readers.

Engineer Fazel Ahmed Afghan is the son of Mr. Abdul Satar Khan Durani (Popalza-i), born in 1937 in the town of Salihan, District of Panjwayee in the Province of Kandahar, Afghanistan. Ahmed Afghan completed his primary and secondary education at Habibia High School and at the Afghan Technical Institute of Kabul in 1960. He received his bachelor's degree from the Faculty of Engineering at Kabul University in 1964. In 1972, he received his master's degree in structural engineering from University of Manitoba in Canada. Ahmed Afghan has served in a variety of positions within the construction division of the Afghan Ministry of Education. His primary duties included being in charge of building schools across the country. He served as president of construction and then the general president of the construction unit at the Ministry of Education in Kabul. Ahmed Afghan has been the project coordinator for school buildings projects financed by UNESCO, UNICEF, WFP, World Bank, USAID, and Ministry of Education, Kabul. Ahmed Afghan was appointed as consul general of Afghanistan in Bombay, India, and served from 1981 to 1985. While living in India, he continued his work and goal of establishing peace in his motherland, Afghanistan. Since September 1987, he and his family have settled in Vancouver, Canada, where he continues to work toward his dear and critical goal.