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Sardar Mohammed Daoud Khan was the President of Afghanistan in 1974.
Khan was the First President of Afghanistan from 1973 July 17 to 1978 April 28.
Prime Minister of Afghanistan from 1953 September 7 to 1963 March 10, Khan ousted his cousin Mohammed Zahir Shah, the last King of Afghanistan. Khan declared himself President on 1973 July 17. Khan took a progressive position to modernize the country, including developing the rights of women. He was assassinated in a coup by the Communist People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan on 1978 April 28.
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When was Afghanistan National Television created?
Afghanistan National Television was created in 1974.
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Who is the Second Vice President of Afghanistan?
Abdul Karim Khalili is the Second Vice President of Afghanistan.
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A president.
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Afghanistan's President is Hamid Karsai.
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The Afghan president is defending Afghanistan becauseThat is his job.He loves the country and the people.
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Afghanistan did not have a Prime Minister in 2010. The President of Afghanistan was Hamid Karzai.
Who are all the Presidents of Afghanistan?
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Who was the President of Afghanistan in 1903?
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When was Moniere born?
Moniere was born in 1974, in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
