Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoBennett, Coleman & Company, 1923 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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Page 196
... Afghan agents in India , of whom the most prominent was Ghulam Hyder Khan , the Afghan postmaster at Peshawar , flooded Afghanistan with exaggerated accounts of the Indian unrest . The result of all this was to convince the Amir that ...
... Afghan agents in India , of whom the most prominent was Ghulam Hyder Khan , the Afghan postmaster at Peshawar , flooded Afghanistan with exaggerated accounts of the Indian unrest . The result of all this was to convince the Amir that ...
Page 197
... Afghan delegates were given a letter which officially recognised the freedom of Afghan foreign relations from British control . The changes brought about in the Middle East by the war had made it difficult for Great British to advise ...
... Afghan delegates were given a letter which officially recognised the freedom of Afghan foreign relations from British control . The changes brought about in the Middle East by the war had made it difficult for Great British to advise ...
Page 198
... Afghan Legation in London , and the Government of Afghanistan likewise agrees to receive in Kabul a Minister from ... Afghan Consul General at the headquarters of the Government of India and three Afghan Consulates at Calcutta , Karachi ...
... Afghan Legation in London , and the Government of Afghanistan likewise agrees to receive in Kabul a Minister from ... Afghan Consul General at the headquarters of the Government of India and three Afghan Consulates at Calcutta , Karachi ...
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