Afghanistan’s history from the Tajbeg

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Multimedia photojournalist and filmmaker John McHugh traveled to Afghanistan in February 2010. He was there to cover the conflict, but during the trip he managed to gain rare access to the off-limits Queen’s Palace – a former seat of Afghanistan’s royal family – also known as Tajbeg. He says the building and its turbulent past represents the sad history of Afghanistan.


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  • http://www.afghanitanhistory.com Ahmed ullah

    my name is Ahmed ullah form pakistan I am afghani form ghazni.now in pakistan.I am student of class 10. I want to from the corrent govermment of in afghanitan that she should give education in afghanistan to promote in our own country gran Afghanistan.and to help our poor people. this is our poor people announce for afghanistan president.