81. Greeks Of Afghanistan History of Ancient Greek colonies in afghanistan, reproduced from a newsgroup.Category Regional Asia afghanistan Society and culture History...... From nikita Newsgroups soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.afghanistan Subject Re Greeksof afghanistan Date 9 Jan 1996 152759 GMT Organization Unipalm PIPEX http://www.abest.com/~angelos/afghan.html

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83. ICARP - Afghanistan LemarAftaab This is an excellent online magazine that focuses onthe heritage, culture and arts of afghanistan. Its rich content http://www.icarp.org/afghan.html

84. INA: Produits: Culture: Les Soufis D'afghanistan Translate this page Vidéos, Les soufis d'afghanistan. Arnaud Desjardins a vécu avecla communauté des Maîtres Soufis en afghanistan et a pu filmer http://www.ina.fr/produits/videos/thematique/culture/cr17.fr.html

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85. Society And Culture photo gallery. Category Regional Asia afghanistan Society andCulture http//cultureafghane.free.fr/english/sommaire.htm. 2, http://www.ad.com/Regional/Asia/Afghanistan/Society_and_Culture/

search Top Categories: Drugs Trade History Human Rights Humanitarian Issues and Aid ... Afghan Culture Association The organisation based in France presents itself, offers a bibliography, folk music and a photo gallery. Category: Regional > Asia > Afghanistan > Society and Culture http://cultureafghane.free.fr/english/sommaire.htm Afghan Exile Puts His Mind At His Country's Service A lawyer from Reading explains why he has joined the "Return of Qualified Afghans" programme. Category: Regional > Asia > Afghanistan > Society and Culture http://www.guardian.co.uk/afghanistan/story/0,1284,739833,00.html Afghan Exiles Cautious About Return People who fled the country in the last 20 years are optimistic about the changes that have taken place in the country in the past three months, but adopt a wait-and-see attitude before heading back Category: Regional > Asia > Afghanistan > Society and Culture http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/south_asia/newsid_1719000/1719716.stm/ Afghan Hindu Site Information about Afghan Hindus, their culture, language and life. Includes news, links and a message board. Category: Regional > Asia > Afghanistan > Society and Culture http://afghanhindu.freeservers.com/

86. HOME NEWS CURRENT ISSUE BACK ISSUES SUBSCRIBE! (Josephine Powell). Greek assistance to afghanistan will continueaccording to Minister of culture Evangelos Venizelos. As you know http://www.archaeology.org/magazine.php?page=online/features/venizelos/afghan

87. AsiaSource: Arts & Culture - A Resource Of The Asia Society Arts culture Features Cultural Heritage Preservation in Asia The destructionof the Bamiyan Buddhas in afghanistan in March 2001 made it clear that the http://www.asiasource.org/arts/hp_ac_01.cfm

Asia TODAY latest news stories Asia PROFILES Asia FOOD Asian food resource Ask ASIA educational resource Asia VIEWS Asia LINKS related links Asia EXPERTS specialists database Asia EVENTS worldwide calendar Asiain NYC cultural travel guide Asia BOOKS online bookstore Asia BULLETIN email updates RESOURCES Asian Holidays Business Protocol Chronologies Country Comparison ... press releases Information on the Asia Society, its programs, publications, exhibitions, regional centers, membership, and more. Stay informed of Asia Society events with free weekly updates. Subscribe Become an Asia Society Member and receive: invitations to member-only receptions, discounts on tickets to performances, films and lectures, and purchases at Asia Store; and much more. Montien Boonma: Temple of the Mind (February 4 - May 11, 2003) This Asia Society exhibition, focusing on one of Asia's most distinguished contemporary artists, traces Montien Boonma's artistic development in the context of his deep faith in Buddhism. Boonma's striking installations, combining industrial and ephemeral materials such as spices and fragrances, explore the notion of artworks as contemplative space for viewer's participation and meditation. Interview with Lee Jeong-hyang, Director of

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89. Afghanistan - Books On Afgani History And Culture Books on afghanistan Politics, History, culture, Travel and Wars from theRaj to the Russians, the Taliban and the UN. Books on afghanistan. http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/history/afghanistan_books.htm

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90. Afghanistan: Tradition, Modernism Fight To Dominate A Culture By Indira A.R. Lak afghanistan TRADITION, MODERNISM FIGHT TO DOMINATE A culture 17 October 2002 Inthe streets and in mosques, on the airwaves and in Cabinet meetings, a battle http://www.wluml.org/english/new-archives/afghanistan/trad-mod-culture-oct-02.ht

About WLUML Calls for Action Links Publications ... Home AFGHANISTAN: TRADITION, MODERNISM FIGHT TO DOMINATE A CULTURE 17 October 2002: In the streets and in mosques, on the airwaves and in Cabinet meetings, a battle is raging between conservatives and moderates for the soul of post-Taliban Afghanistan. By Indira A.R. Lakshmanan, Boston Globe With the fall of the extremist regime, President Hamid Karzai and other foreign-educated moderates returned from exile, bringing with them a glimmer of hope for modernist reforms. But their voices are in danger of being drowned out by traditionalists - ironically, not loyalists to the Taliban, but to the Northern Alliance faction that dominates the government. The struggle over what Afghans should wear, see, and think is also a fight over which vested interests will run the country. As it has been for the past 23 years, Islam is being used as a battleground for rival powers, each claiming to be the true interpreter of the Koran. In the months after the fall of the Taliban, US-supported moderates came to prominence, but conservatives exerted their influence and gained a majority of Cabinet seats during the grand assembly, or loya jirga, in June. Which camp prevails in the future will determine not only the country's leadership and its willingness to cooperate with the US-led military campaign, but also the face of Afghan society and perhaps even the pace of economic development.

91. Ministère De La Culture De La République Turque - Afghanistan Translate this page CE QU’ILS DISENT POUR ATATURK ! afghanistan. Nous étions dans notre maisonà Rome. Ministère de la culture de la République Turque 2002. http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/tarih_fr.asp?belgeno=3374

92. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture - Afghanistan Translate this page Man sagt über Atatürk, afghanistan. Wir befanden uns in unseremHaus in Rom und hörten Radio. Sie können sich gar nicht vorstellen http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/tarih_de.asp?belgeno=4448

93. Bits Of Culture - Afghanistan Bits of culture. PointTo-Talk Booklets. Additional Resources. BITS OF culture -afghanistan. Languages. Map. Cultural Values. Main Religion Death Concepts/Rituals. http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/interpreters/b_afg.asp

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94. L'Afghanistan Au XXe Siècle - Culture & Révolution Translate this page dix ans après le retrait des troupes soviétiques où en est l'afghanistan ? URLd'origine de cette page http//culture.revolution.free.fr/en_question/2002 http://culture.revolution.free.fr/en_question/2002-01-20-Afghanistan_au_XXe.html

e e Le choix de mettre les talibans au pouvoir e er porte ouverte Coran Le choix de mettre les talibans au pouvoir Le 20 janvier 2002 Puf, 1992, pages 460-461 Le Monde er octobre 2001 Vincent Monteil , seuil, 1982, page 236 Vincent Monteil op. cit. page 106 Helmut Gruber International Communism in the era of Lenin , A Fawcett Premier Book, 1967, page 96 The Communist International 1919-1943. Documents. Volume I. 1919-1922 , pages 105-109 Le Monde , 3 septembre 1990 , Armand Colin, Collection U, 1965, page 228. op. cit. page 229 Le Livre noir du communisme , Robert Laffont, 1997, pages 768-778 Le Monde Vincent Monteil op. cit. page 127 Sylvain Boulouque ibid. Henri Grimal op. cit. pages 131-138 Henri Grimal op. cit. pages 178-192 Henri Grimal op. cit. pages 127-130 Sylvain Boulouque ibid. Pierre Naville , EDI Paris, 1967, pages 61-65 , Armand Colin, 1966, pages 107-14 Nations Unies Rapport sur la situation sociale dans le monde , New York, 1961, page 7 Nations Unies Rapport sur la situation sociale dans le monde , New York, 1961, page 89 Patrice de Beer ibid.

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HTMW Wars CIC DLS ... War with Iraq April 2, 2003 Home Feedback Book Reviews Military Humor ... Previous Topic Subject: Chief shows off his culture Date: 5/23/2002 1:57:08 PM From: Ben Lets put it in his words: "Ya i am learing englsih from your wife in your bed room when you are not at home,she si a very good teacher. ;)" Such fantasy laden sexual boasts are actually a hallmark of Arab teen male culture. It's quite ironic that most of them aren't even sure, at this stage in their lives, what a woman actually looks like. based on this, I can presume Chief is quite young, inexperienced, and utterly lacking in wisdom, a condition that in his culture is generally permanent. Replies to this thread: paranoid delusions- Bear in mind the history! Ben 8/20/2002 1:45:29 PM RE:AFGHAN ..MOOD SWINGS-ie SPY MAN's paranoia Vulture 8/20/2002 11:29:09 AM RE:AFGHANISTAN MOOD SWINGS- COVER UP-point 2 gary 8/20/2002 10:41:44 AM RE:AFGHANISTAN MOOD SWINGS- COVER UP GARY 8/20/2002 10:39:34 AM AFGHANISTAN MOOD SWINGS SPY MAN 8/18/2002 5:48:27 AM RE:The Current Fighting in Afghanistan-You are missing the point azizala@attbi.com 8/18/2002 1:12:37 AM

96. Pre-Islamic Vedic Culture In Afghanistan PRE – ISLAMIC VEDIC culture IN afghanistan. (hereunder IS A freerenderingof an Article Muzaffar Hussain contributed to the Hindi daily. http://www.geocities.com/pnoak/afghanistan.html

PRE – ISLAMIC VEDIC CULTURE IN AFGHANISTAN (hereunder IS A free-rendering of an Article Muzaffar Hussain contributed to the Hindi daily. Ranchi Express, dated Sunday, 27 February 2000) The very kandhar city in Afghanistan which was recently the secently the scene of a perilous hijack by Muslim / militants, of nearly 200 persons in an Indian aeroplance. Even less than 50 years ago the Hindu population in kandhar was 150,000/- While the Sikhs Numbered 25,000. Kandhar is the current matpronunciation of the Sanskrit term Gandhar which was the capital of a flourishing ancient Hindu kingdom. Gandhari belonged to the region. After their dafeat their defeat in the Mahabharat war,many of the kaurva descendants settled in the kandhar region which was their maternal home. From there they gradually moved to what are currently know as iraq and Saudi Arbia.. in ancient Times Arab horses were welknown for their fine breed (Arva in Sanskrit signifies a horse. Consequently the Sanskrit term Arvasthan / currently mal-prounced as Arbastan) signifies ‘a land of horses.’) Being warriors. Kaurvas highly appreciated the well-bred horses of the region. That is why they named the region as Arvasthan.

97. Afghanistan A Portrait Of People And Culture Through Art. People of afghanistan. http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/4637/photo4.html

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98. Cultural Pages Muslims Worldwide Celebrate Ramadan. Images of afghanistan. Photographs by A.Raffaele Ciriello. The Victor Weeps afghanistan, photo book by Fazal Sheikh. http://www.afghanistanvoice.org/CULTURE/CULTURE.shtml

Afghanistanvoice.org Cultural Pages Please note: The information in this section comes from various sources, and opinions expressed here do not represent the official views of the Association of Peace and Democracy for Afghanistan. Muslims Worldwide Celebrate Ramadan Images of Afghanistan Photographs by A. Raffaele Ciriello "The Afghan Folio", Photoessay by Luke Powell The Victor Weeps: Afghanistan , photo book by Fazal Sheikh Afghanistan Books About Afghanistan Poetry Poems of Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi 13th Century Afghan poet Contemporary Afghan poetry collected by Sayed Fawad Hassan A Translation (from Dari to English) of the beginning Ghazal From the Ghazaliyat of Mirza Abdul Qadir-I Beidil By: Qasem Ghazanfar Ibtikar a Poem in Persian, by Qasem Ghazanfar Geography Afghanistan is located in central Asia. This map provides some general information Another source for maps of Afghanistan and its cities is The Perry-Casta–eda Library Map Collection of The University of Texas at Austin.

99. France Culture - Enjeux Internationaux Translate this page Dessart Laurent Les pachtounes économie et culture d'une aristocratie guerrière,afghanistan, Pakistan L'Harmattan (2001) Radioscopie du peuple pachtoune, http://www.radiofrance.fr/chaines/france-culture2/enjeux_inter/index.php

> RECHERCHE... > AIDE... > LES RADIOS France Inter France Info France Culture France Musiques ... Sophia > LES THEMATIQUES la radio du goût la radio du livre radio de la politique les revues de presse ... français à l'étranger > ACTUALITE reportage multimédia les archives les dossiers la guerre en Irak ... > LES ORCHESTRES > RADIO FRANCE les programmes le groupe RF les événements émissions en public ... Mes émissions Du lundi au vendredi de 7h18 à 7h30 Présentation Aujourd'hui A venir Archives ... Livres-clés du 03 Avril 2003 États-Unis/Irak Emission du 03 Avril 2003 Les conséquences du côut réel de la guerre contre l'Irak sur l'économie américaine. Consulter la bibliographie du 17 février dans la fenbêtre "Archives" Invités Jean-François Daguzan - Docteur en sciences politiques. - Docteur en droit. - Maître de recherche à la FRS (Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique) - Rédacteur en chef de la revue Géoéconomie. - Directeur des recherches à la Fondation Mediterranéenne des Etudes Stratégiques (FMES). Livres Jean-François Daguzan, dir Les Etats-Unis et la Méditerranée Publisud (2002) Analyse le rôle stratégique que les Etats-Unis ont joué, jouent et joueront longtemps en Méditerranée

100. Kuro5hin.org || Big Bucks For Afghanistan P, Big Bucks for afghanistan (News) By imrdkl Mon Nov 25th, 2002 at 045353 PMEST, Big promises for afghanistan summary from the Tokyo donors conference. http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2002/11/25/1204/3607

create account help/FAQ contact links ... MLP We need your support: buy an ad premium membership Big Bucks for Afghanistan News By imrdkl Mon Nov 25th, 2002 at 04:53:53 PM EST Late last week, the US Congress authorized almost $3 billion in aid to Afghanistan over the next four years. Not bad for a lame duck session. All that's needed now is a plan for how to spend the money - a plan which must be formed by the President. In this article you'll find out more about what the Congress has specified about that plan, and what they have to say to some of the other nations who made big promises earlier this year to help out. From reading the legislation (see link below), it's clear that the Congress means to clean up the mess in Afghanistan. The Bush Administration, formerly wary and even mocking of nation-building, has now somewhat grudgingly joined the cause. GWB has now been given authorization to spend nearly $2 billion over the next two years, just to get the job started. Before he can start, however, the President must seek the appropriation of the money from Congress, which means making the appropriations a priority early in the next congressional session. It's clear that the attention of the public has already begun to shift, and so it's best to attack the problem early in the year. The bill states that the USA, and the international community should support efforts that advance democracy, provide expertise to meet immediate humanitarian and refugee needs, fight the flow of narcotics, and aid in the reconstruction of Afghanistan. Also noted is support for the

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