Grazda, Edward: Afghanistan Diary: 1992-2000 (Signed)
powerHouse Books
2000
First Edition
Documentary photographer Grazda presents a pictorial introduction to the recent history of Afghanistan since the Mujahideen capture of Kabul in 1992. Through his sharp, penetrating lens, he reveals with fascinating b&w images what he witnessed first hand during this transformative period, from the destruction of the capital city into a ruinous civil war between the Mujahideen factions to their defeat by the Pakistani-supported Taliban militia, whose radical interpretation of Islamic law is the most extreme in the Islamic world. Also contains a chronology of modern Afghanistan and a summary of decrees
powerHouse Books
2000
First Edition
Documentary photographer Grazda presents a pictorial introduction to the recent history of Afghanistan since the Mujahideen capture of Kabul in 1992. Through his sharp, penetrating lens, he reveals with fascinating b&w images what he witnessed first hand during this transformative period, from the destruction of the capital city into a ruinous civil war between the Mujahideen factions to their defeat by the Pakistani-supported Taliban militia, whose radical interpretation of Islamic law is the most extreme in the Islamic world. Also contains a chronology of modern Afghanistan and a summary of decrees
powerHouse Books
2000
First Edition
Documentary photographer Grazda presents a pictorial introduction to the recent history of Afghanistan since the Mujahideen capture of Kabul in 1992. Through his sharp, penetrating lens, he reveals with fascinating b&w images what he witnessed first hand during this transformative period, from the destruction of the capital city into a ruinous civil war between the Mujahideen factions to their defeat by the Pakistani-supported Taliban militia, whose radical interpretation of Islamic law is the most extreme in the Islamic world. Also contains a chronology of modern Afghanistan and a summary of decrees