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AFGHANISTAN 1982: THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM CONTINUES

National Archives and Records Administration

Education

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National Archives and Records Administration - ARC Identifier 54187 / Local Identifier 306.9042 - AFGHANISTAN 1982: THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM CONTINUES - U.S. Information Agency. (1982 - 10/01/1999). SHOWS THE 1979 INVASION; SOVIET TROOPS, TANKS, HELICOPTERS, AND ANTI-PERSONNEL MINES; SCENES OF RECENT DESTRUCTION; REFUGEES IN CAMPS AND ON THE MOVE; AFGHAN RESISTANCE FIGHTERS IN THE HILLS; AND SCENES FROM THE 1980 AND 1981 U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY VOTES CONDEMNING THE SOVIET INVATION. INCLUDES INTERVIEWS WITH SOVIET EMIGRE VLADIMIR BUKOVSKY, A FORMER OFFICIAL IN THE AFGHAN GOVERNMENT, AN AFGHAN STUDENT LEADER, A RECENTLY EVACUATED MUJAHIDEEN DOUBLE AGENT, U.N. DELEGATES, A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, TWO SOVIET PRISONERS OF WAR HELD BY THE MUJAHIDEEN, TWO FRENCH VOLUNTEER DOCTORS, AND TV AND PRINT JOURNALISTS. -

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