Shadows of the Great Game: The Epic Saga of the Anglo-Afghan Wars pan James Sterling

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Shadows of the Great Game: The Epic Saga of the Anglo-Afghan Wars
James Sterling
Format: Pdf, ePub, MOBI, FB2
ISBN: 9798223151203
Editeur: ALDIVAN Teixeira TORRES
Date de parution: 2023
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"Shadows of the Great Game: The Epic Saga of the Anglo-Afghan Wars" unveils the captivating and tumultuous chapters of Afghanistan's history that unfolded amidst the fierce rivalry between the British and Russian Empires during the 19th century. From the daring invasions to the treacherous retreats, this meticulously researched account delves into the geopolitical strategies, personal ambitions, and tragic consequences that marked the three Anglo-Afghan wars. Through eight engaging chapters, readers are transported to a time when Afghanistan became the battleground for empires vying for supremacy. Witness the rise and fall of Shah Shuja's quest for power, the ill-fated retreat and massacre at Kabul, and the heroic defense of Jellalabad during the first invasion. Explore the complex relationships between Afghanistan, Britain, and Russia, as well as the legacy and lasting impacts of these conflicts. With vivid storytelling and insightful analysis, "Shadows of the Great Game" illuminates the intricacies of the Afghan wars, shedding light on the fascinating characters, strategic blunders, and geopolitical tensions that shaped this tumultuous era. Delving beyond the battles and bloodshed, this book offers valuable lessons about the complexities of foreign interventions, the perils of imperial ambitions, and the enduring resilience of the Afghan people. Embark on an enthralling journey through history as "Shadows of the Great Game" uncovers the untold stories and hidden truths behind the Anglo-Afghan wars, leaving readers with a deeper understanding of the region's turbulent past and its relevance to contemporary geopolitics.

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