This prison is located in Kabul, built during the time of Dawood Khan and under his supervision, and its busiest time was during the era of Babrak Karmal.
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Colonel Zahir al-Din - 2002-07-04
The article discusses a prison in Kabul that was established during Dawood Khan's regime and highlights its peak activity during Babrak Karmal's leadership. This historical context is significant for understanding the political landscape of Afghanistan during that period.
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The article discusses a prison in Kabul that was built during the regime of Dawood Khan and highlights its peak activity during Babrak Karmal's leadership, indicating the prison's role in the political repression of that era.
- The prison was established under Dawood Khan's supervision.
- It was most active during the leadership of Babrak Karmal.
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📚 Background
Afghanistan has experienced significant political turmoil since the mid-20th century, with various regimes impacting its governance and civil rights.
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