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- d'état saw heavy support from Parchamites, especially those within the Afghan Army. Following the coup's success, many Parchamites held high-ranking jobs in...
- proved to be a further blow to relations between the Parchamites and Khalqists. The Parchamites deny that they ever planned to ********inate the Khalqist...
- faction was answerable to Amin, the Parchamites were answerable to Karmal and the military officers (who were Parchamites) were answerable to Watanjar. The...
- of Pashtun origin. The Parchamites were urban, richer, and spoke Dari more often than not. The Khalqists accused the Parchamites of having a connection...
- Parchamite members being sent into de facto exile by being ****igned to serve overseas as amb****adors, and later started jailing domestic Parchamites....
- that Maiwandwal's death at the hands of the Parchamites led to President Daoud Khan purging Parchamites from his cabinet in the following years. Lentz...
- Amin, who undermined Taraki despite being a fellow Khalqist, purged Parchamites from the party and began ruthlessly cracking down on political opposition...
- of rural Afghanistan, and these regions were cleared of Khalqists and Parchamites. With the exception of parts of the north near the Soviet border (under...
- amb****ador Alexander Puzanov, who asked Taraki to spare the lives of two Parchamites sentenced to death. Taraki and Amin's regime even attempted to eliminate...
- came from Dostum's home village. He left the army after the purge of Parchamites, but returned after the Soviet occupation began. During the Soviet–Afghan...