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From: CIA World Factbook (copyright information)
School Meeting October 12, 2010: In the Absence of the Archive ~ The October 12 School Meeting featured speaker Mujib Mashal who overviewed his oral history project recording life stories of Afghan citizens.
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- Countries and their cultures (4 volumes)Call Number: R 306.03 C855
- Dictionary of art (34 volumes)Call Number: R 703 D554tu
- Encyclopaedia BritannicaIncludes country information from the complete encyclopedia and the Britannica Student Encyclopedia, plus the Britannica Book of the Year--also includes 300,000 links to websites selected by the editors
Compare countries and gather world data under Research Tools - Encyclopedia of the modern Middle East and North Africa [Ebook]Ebook
- Encyclopedia of world art (17 volumes)Call Number: R 703 E56
- Great literature of the Eastern WorldCall Number: R 895 G786
- History in Dispute: the Middle East since 1945: first series (Ebook)Volume 14. See articles on Afghanistan
- Islamic world : past and present (3 volumes)Call Number: R 956 I82wo
- Oxford encyclopedia of the modern Islamic world (4 volumes)Call Number: R 956 O98
- Oxford Reference Online Over 175 reference titles from Oxford University Press
- See Also: COUNTRIES & CULTURES Research Guide
- World terrorism : an encyclopedia of political violence from ancient times to the post-9/11 era (Volume 1)Call Number: R 303.62 W927
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See: Rise of the Taliban, 1990s (page 144), Soviet Wart, 1979-1989 (page 146), Terrorist Haven Under the Taliban, 1994-2001 (page 148), U.S. Invasion and War, 2001-Present (page 151)
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