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Amanullah Khan
1892--1960, emir (1919--26) and king (1926--29) of Afghanistan; he obtained Afghan independence from Britain (1919) Amanullah Khan Born June 1, 1892; died Apr. 25, 1960. King of Afghanistan, 1919–29. One of the sons of Amir Habibullah. Amanullah Khan came to power on Feb. 21, 1919, and on Feb. 28, 1919, he proclaimed the independence of Afghanistan. The exchange of friendly messages between Amanullah Khan and V. I. Lenin in 1919 resulted in the establishment of diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia. In 1921 and 1926 treaties were signed by Afghanistan and the USSR. The 1926 treaty ensured neutrality and mutual nonaggression between the two countries. Amanullah Khan’s domestic reforms, which were guided by the ideas of the young Afghans, promoted the centralization of the country and the bourgeois transformation of its economy. In 1928, Amanullah Khan visited the USSR. The an-tigovernment uprising of 1928–29, led by Bacha-i Saqao and supported by British imperialism, forced Amanullah Khan to renounce the throne and emigrate. He died in Zurich and was buried in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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No references found | Judges who resigned to avoid references included Justice Faqir Mohammad Khokar and Justice Javed Buttar of Supreme Court, Justice Naseem Sikandar of Lahore High Court, Chief Justice Aman Ullah Khan, Justice Yasinzai, Justice Ahmad Khan Lashari, Justice Akhtar Zaman, Justice Mohammad Nadir Khan and Justice Mehta of Balochistan High Court. Judges who resigned to avoid references included Justice Faqir Mohammad Khokar and Justice Javed Buttar of Supreme Court, Justice Naseem Sikandar of Lahore High Court, Chief Justice Aman Ullah Khan, Justice Yasinzai, Justice Ahmad Khan Lashari, Justice Akhtar Zaman, Justice Mohammad Nadir Khan and Justice Mehta of Balochistan High Court. Those who have tendered resignation include justice Aman Ullah Khan Yasin Zai, justice Nadir Khan, justice Akhtar Zaman Mulghani , justice Ahmad Khan Lashari and justice Mehta Kilash Nath Kohli. |
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