Ghulam Mohammad Farhad
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Ghulam Mohammad Farhad (* 1901 im Distrikt der Provinz Wardak; † 6. Oktober 1984) war ein afghanischer Politiker und Fachmann im Bereich der Elektrifizierung von Kabul. Er gehörte zur ersten Generation staatlicher Stipendiaten, die in den 1920er Jahren nach Deutschland kam.
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Ghulam Mohammad Farhad (1901–1984) was an Afghan engineer He lived in Germany on a royal scholarship from 1921 to 1928, training as an electrician at the Technical University of Munich. During his studies in Germany, he came in contact with Nazi policy and became fascinated by some aspects of it. After he returned to Afghanistan, Farhad was appointed to several electricity-related posts in the government, finally serving as president of the Kabul Electric Company from 1939 to 1966. He traveled to Germany in 1947 to acquire equipment; he was often accused of favoring German-manufactured products. From 1948 to 1954, he was mayor of Kabul. He notably installed the city's first traffic lights and declared a switch to right-hand driving. In 1966, Farhad created the Afghan Social Democratic Part
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Ghulam Mohammad Farhad
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Ghulam Mohammad Farhad
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Ghulam Mohammad Farhad
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Ghulam Mohammad Farhad
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1984-11-07
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1984-11-07
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غلام محمد فرهاد
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Politician, engineer
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Governor of Kabul
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1954
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1948
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Ghulam Mohammad Farhad (* 1901 im Distrikt der Provinz Wardak; † 6. Oktober 1984) war ein afghanischer Politiker und Fachmann im Bereich der Elektrifizierung von Kabul. Er gehörte zur ersten Generation staatlicher Stipendiaten, die in den 1920er Jahren nach Deutschland kam.
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Ghulam Mohammad Farhad (1901–1984) was an Afghan engineer He lived in Germany on a royal scholarship from 1921 to 1928, training as an electrician at the Technical University of Munich. During his studies in Germany, he came in contact with Nazi policy and became fascinated by some aspects of it. After he returned to Afghanistan, Farhad was appointed to several electricity-related posts in the government, finally serving as president of the Kabul Electric Company from 1939 to 1966. He traveled to Germany in 1947 to acquire equipment; he was often accused of favoring German-manufactured products. From 1948 to 1954, he was mayor of Kabul. He notably installed the city's first traffic lights and declared a switch to right-hand driving. In 1966, Farhad created the Afghan Social Democratic Party (also known as Afghan Mellat or "Afghan Nation") on the bases of Pashtun nationalism and pashtunization of multi ethnic Afghanistan where non-pashtuns make the overall majority. He was elected to Parliament, representing the sixth district of Kabul, in 1968, but resigned his seat in 1970.
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غلام محمد فرهاد