March 12th 2010
Kara Kush. A novel of Afghanistan. Idries Shah
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Kara Kush. A novel of Afghanistan. Idries Shah2002 ISBN 1585673218. If you want to read a great war novel that gives real insight into Afghanistans ancient culture, read this book. I almost could not put it down as it really holds your attention and brings you right there. If you have ever wondered how the Afghans were able to push the Russians out, this book has your answer. Perfect book for a cruise or a long flight – the 560 pp do not miss a beat.
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