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Ancient Hazara at the National Museum of Afghanistan

Ancient Hazara at the National Museum of Afghanistan

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The history of Hazara people was mostly written by their enemies. They tried to change or destroy the great cultural and historical background of Hazaras.
• Hazara people are Turkic people and descendants of the Kushans. There are also Mongol influences in ten percent of Hazaras. Hazara People are living in Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, India and central Asian countries like Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan. Hundreds of thousands of Hazara people live in EU, USA, Canada, and Australia.

A Symbol of Hazara Culture, Art and History in Hazaristan, destroyed by Taliban


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A Symbol of Hazara Culture, Art and History in Hazaristan, destroyed by Taliban

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