Candahar Collection
"Candahar: A Glimpse into Afghanistan's Turbulent Past" Step back in time and explore the captivating history of Candahar
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"Candahar: A Glimpse into Afghanistan's Turbulent Past" Step back in time and explore the captivating history of Candahar, a city that has witnessed some of the most significant events in Afghan history. From the fierce battles fought during the Afghan War to the surrender that marked a turning point, Candahar holds tales of bravery and resilience. In 1878-80, brave soldiers like the 91st Highlanders and the 2nd Gurkas fearlessly stormed Gandia Mullah, showcasing their unwavering determination. The litho depiction of The Battle of Kandahar on September 1st, 1880 transports us to an era where valor clashed with adversity. The proposed State Railway may now be abandoned, but its engraving reminds us of ambitious plans for progress amidst chaos. Native Sports at Candahar offer a glimpse into local traditions and cultural celebrations that have stood strong through turbulent times. Journeying along Sketches on the Route to Quetta and Candahar takes us through treacherous terrains where Ayoub Khan faced off against Ameer Abdurrahman in a battle etched forever in history. On this road lies scenes frozen in engravings capturing both beauty and strife. Remembering fallen heroes like Brigadier-General H. F Brooke brings forth poignant emotions as we honor those who made sacrifices during Sorties from Candahar. Guns crossing the Khojak Pass symbolize perseverance despite challenging circumstances encountered during The Afghan War. Witnessing The Evacuation through engravings reveals not only military strategies but also highlights notes on return marches filled with hope for peace. Garrison Sports at Candahar remind us that even amidst conflict, moments of joy were cherished by those stationed there. As we gaze upon Entrance to Khojak Pass from Pershin on our way to Candahar, we sense an impending Afghan war, a reminder of the region's tumultuous history.