A first-hand account of the days of the fall of Kabul in March 1400, an account from inside a German aid agency in Kabul with its Afghan staff and Western managers; The story of Mehdi, a cleaner who has a collection of exploded body parts in his hous ...
A first-hand account of the days of the fall of Kabul in March 1400, an account from inside a German aid agency in Kabul with its Afghan staff and Western managers; The story of Mehdi, a cleaner who has a collection of exploded body parts in his house, pieces he has looted from the streets of Dasht-e Barchi, and wants to write down what he has seen all these days.
Afghan writer Taghi Akhlaghi, now living in Berlin, has presented the most vivid picture of the people of Kabul before the fall in Kabul 1400.
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