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Nur Muhammad Taraki
Also known as Taraki
afghansk poet och politiker
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Nur Muhammad Taraki was the founding leader of Afghanistan's People's Democratic Party, serving as its first General Secretary during a pivotal period in the country's modern history. He matters because he played a central role in Afghanistan's 1978 communist revolution, which dramatically transformed the nation's government and set the stage for decades of conflict that followed.
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Nur Muhammad Taraki, född 15 juli 1917 i Ghazni, död 14 september 1979 i Kabul, var en afghansk politiker (marxist), poet, författare, och journalist. Han var ledare för gruppen Khalq som senare kom att ingå i Afghanistans folkdemokratiska parti och Demokratiska republiken Afghanistans president 1978–1979. Taraki tog makten 27 april 1978 i saurrevolutionen, statskuppen som störtade president Mohammed Daud och förde kommunistpartiet till makten. Taraki mördades i september 1979 i en intern kupp inom det afghanska kommunistpartiet. Omständigheterna kring mordet är oklara och ingen har lagförts för brottet.
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1917 births1970s in Afghanistan1979 deaths20th-century heads of state of Afghanistan20th-century journalists20th-century novelists20th-century short story writersAfghan communistsAfghan expatriates in IndiaAfghan male short story writersAfghan novelistsAfghan politicians assassinated in the 20th century