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1970, A brief glimpse of the city, Kabul, Afghanistan
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2020
- 1970, A brief glimpse of the city, Kabul, Afghanistan
with Pashto and English captions
5 min 17 secs, 16mm 2k digital scan
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I was in Kabul twice in 1970 - coming and going from further east. I can't say anything in the film rings a bell, but then it was 52 years ago. I slept on the roof of my hotel (it was cheaper) and delighted in mango ice cream and of course the local crop. I was impressed by the afghanis' general unimpressed take on western culture - for example their mix of motorized and horse-drawn vehicles; I wrote a letter home saying I'd arrived in paradise with the world's sanest people. Thanks for the film.
So is the film true or not? Your sending mixed messages there my fellow commenter.
@@mr.equity1120 wdym true?
That's a very realistic video of what Kabul was like I 1970. I was there for two years with a medical mission training Afghan medical graduates of Kabul University
Imagine the mind blowing effect on 'hippies' 50 years ago. From ordinary little lives in Britain to hashish and magic carpets. No one had internet and all you saw of foreign places was a few photos. Mind blowing.
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I remember the museum. It wasn’t too impressive but visiting in the 70’s was like stepping into biblical times in many ways, (especially Herat). That was impressive. An honest proud people by and large.
Islam was strong then too (the buses would pull over for prayer times) but not militant. The city folk seemed to have tolerance for those not of the faith.
Yeah and there is an Islamic times.
In the 1960s and 70s; Thousands of American and European Hippies in search of cheap Hashish and whatever; Were starting their journey in Turkey. Hitchhiking through Iran, Afghanistan, Peshawar, India and on the way to their final destination, Kathmandu Nepal. By the time (some of) them reached Nepal; They were exhausted, wasted, weak, sick and died. The world’s biggest Hippie Cemetery is in Kathmandu, Nepal. I remember, they didn’t bother anyone in Afghanistan and nobody cared; Live and let live.
By the way, for those of you who are investors in the Commodities Market 😀; In the 1960s, Hashish was about $ 4.00 a pound in Afghanistan.
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I hope they'l be aware about what going wrong and before this decade end we can se the true Afghanistan again, i love that sleeping on the roof idea Mr. David Nicholson
At minute 2:27 there on the bridge a tall man crosses
Tbh, hasnt changed much
i'm using this for some context for my A level English Lit - "a thousand splendid suns"
Same here
Loved that novel!!
Beside cheaper and delighted Mango, it was a perfect geopolitical destination for facing Russians in cold war, taking full benefit of and mesmerizing them in religious fundamentalisms in order to take further advantage of their honesty and simplicity.
It's fact that Their honesty and simplicity came because of the Islamic moral and the Islamic traditions it self.
How did you write with Pashto language while most people know Dari?
It was an assumption on my part, no offense intended. While researching, I clearly made an error. The intent, however, was honorable.
What is the Biggest Ethnic Group In Afghanistan ,Absolutely The Pashtun
One can now understand the reason for d current situation in Afghanistan. Not much importance was given to literacy. So, it became easier for Islamic fundamentalists to brainwash d innocent Afghans, leading to dis present day. I sincerely wish that United Nations does something to save Afghanistan.
This "analysis" of yours is wrong in so many ways. Let's talk about the CIA! Also, the UN isn't going to save Afghanistan..
@@ltaaa2 only education can enable any person to configure what is really correct or bad for him. Illiteracy, lack of decent occupation, stable political structure would not have allowed others to take advantage of d innocent Afghans. So, I m correct in many ways.
@@arvindkaur6387 You are missing the bigger point. Who funded those Islamic fundamentalists? The CIA. The reason the region is so unstable is because the US government has meddled in that region for decades making a profit off the suffering of the Afghan people.
@@ltaaa2 that region was unstable for centuries prior to the US intervention
Wrong!! Afghans were very intellectual before taliban! Taliban were young kids schooled in US and Saudi funded Pakistani madrassas and refugee camps. They were indoctrinated with books about killing and violence - these textbooks were created by US to brainwash these children, many of whom were orphans. The taliban is who they became
Looks the same to me
Saudi Arabia spends billions on madrassas (religious schools) all over the middle east. With US support and weapons the Saud Wahabi Kingdom is the regional power.
Interesting to see that chaddors we're around way before the Taliban came to power.
Too bad there is no sound.
At least in 1966 there were plenty of women wearing more western syle (conservative) clothing although they usually had scarves covering their hair.
Damn sad
How?
taliban's hatred of america and women isabsolutely disgusted nice to see women and men as equal here and also nice to see that afghans don't hate america
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0:45 compare that with
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Those days women already wore burqa.
Most woman in the video wore burka, but a few did not
You saw girls and women? Where? On the market place? It's definitely a man's man's world!
@@silviabrodkorb3300 It's still the same and it will always remain the same...Islam is just about Man having S*x with 72 🐐 s
yeah its not something new its our culture