The Story of My Life
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This book leads you through Afghani religion, politics, and culture in different times of history. This country has always been invaded by surrounding countries, as well as super powers. However, Afghans are free people, who are fond of freedom, with a free hospitable spirit and have always pushed the invaders back to their place. Afghanistan has its own tradition of food, sport and music, which are now world re known. Afghanistan is also a beautiful country with mountains, rivers, and lovely valleys, which unfortunately are over-shadowed by the politics.
This book gives you information about the problems, that Afghanistan has and why they are difficult to resolve, despite a lot of help from other countries and international organizations. The political competition from neighboring countries and super powers may cause Afghanistan to either move ahead quickly or be destroyed to the ground. Almost all of the weapons come to this country from different parts of the world. None are made in Afghanistan. Afghan people are mostly making carpets, handicrafts, furniture, clothes, shoes, coats, and jewelery, and etc. not weapons. Most of the people were and are farmers, not soldiers.
This books is a call for people to work shoulder to shoulder, in order to bring peace and prosperity to this beautiful country. It is a cry
to work together with the noble people of Afghanistan to stop killing, torturing, and suffering in this part of the world.
About the Author
Ehsanullah Sherdil was borne in January of 1949.Raised and finished High School in Kabul Afghanistan. He graduated from Agriculture Faculty of Kabul University in 1972. Taught Dari Language at the Peace Corp Training Center in Kabul. Worked with Agriculture Extension Service for thirteen years, then he became member of Academy of Sciences. In 1990 left Afghanistan for India. In New Delhi he worked with United Nations. Also he established a private business and wrote this Historical novel. In 1995 he came to America with his wife and three sons.