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Afghanistan in the Course of History by Mir Ghulam Mohamad Ghobar, Freedom Political Activist, People Historian, Writer, Journalist.

I noticed that where MGM Ghobar's source website is marked (5), the page does not open since the URL is not correct. The following URL is correct and very useful. The information is in English and Farsi/Dari. Ghobar's Afghanistan in the Course of History, Vol.I and Vol.II is the analytical history of Afghanistan that presents the true history of the people of Afghanistan. http://m.g.m.ghobar.googlepages.com/ or Google search for: mgmGhobar mgmGhobar - mgmGhobar/Ghubar/Gobar, The People Historian-میرغلام ...(Read bio in English-- following pictures!) mgmghobar.bio.Farsi.copy.docb. mgmghobargobarpeoplehistoriansbio.mht aaسوانح و آثارِ زنده یاد میر غلام محمد غبار ... m.g.m.ghobar.googlepages.com/ - Cached - —Preceding unsigned comment added by Doniagobar (talk • contribs) 20:31, 23 July 2009 (UTC)

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