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Tag Archives: Taliban
Bad Kunduz
Until recently the Germans called Kunduz in the northeast of Afghanistan a spa (“Bad Kunduz”). The war was not called a war and partying in the camp common. Much has changed after two petrol road tankers had been hijacked … Continue reading →
Posted in Afghanistan, Germany
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Tagged Baron Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, civilian casualties, Franz-Joseph Jung, Georg Klein, Kunduz, Taliban, Wolfgang Schneiderhan
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Not Another Surge
President Obama’s decision on a new strategy for Afghanistan will come after Thanksgiving Day, i.e., early next week. There is fear that it will be merely about 10’000, 20’000, or 40’000 additional troops. Some would rather advice the Nobel Peace Price … Continue reading →
Posted in Afghanistan
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Tagged asymmetric war, Barack Obama, David Petraeus, Hamid Karzai, insurgencies, Stanley McCrystal, Taliban
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