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Question: Who was the best leader of Afghanistan? Interpret this question however you please.
#1
Amanullah Khan [1926-1929], [1929]		  
#2
Inayatullah Khan [1929]		  
#3
Habibullah Kalakani [1929]*		  
#4
Ali Ahmad Khan [1929]*		  
#5
Mohammed Nadir Shah [1929-1933]		  
#6
Mohammed Zahir Shah [1933-1973]		  
#7
Mohammed Daoud Khan [1973-1978]		  
#8
Nur Muhammad Taraki [1978-1979]		  
#9
Hafizullah Amin [1979]		  
#10
Babrak Karmal [1979-1986]		  
#11
Haji Mohammad Chamkani [1986-1987]*		  
#12
Mohammad Najibullah [1987-1992]		  
#13
Abdul Rahim Hatif [1992-1992]*		  
#14
Sibghatullah Mojaddedi [1992-1992]*		  
#15
Burhanuddin Rabbani [1992-2001]		  
#16
Mohammed Omar [1996-2001]		  
#17
Hamid Karzai [2001-2014]		  
#18
Ashraf Ghani [2014-2021]		  
#19
Hibatullah Akhundzada [2021-]		  
#20
Amrullah Saleh [2021-]*		  
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Total Voters: 17

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« on: August 17, 2021, 10:43:34 AM »
I started with the declaration of the Kingdom of Afghanistan in 1926. Contested or transitional leaders have been starred, but were included for completeness sake. Included Saleh because he claims to be interim President even though the remaining rump only controls about 1% of Afghanistan’s territory.
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« Reply #1 on: August 17, 2021, 11:12:14 AM »
Easy answer is Mohammed Zahir Shah, who was a very good leader not just by Cold War standards but even by modern standards.  He's universally-popular in Afghanistan today and it's no coincidence that the United States brought him back to grant legitimacy to our newly-constructed Karzai government.
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« Reply #2 on: August 17, 2021, 11:59:40 AM »
Quote from: GeneralMacArthur on August 17, 2021, 11:12:14 AM
Easy answer is Mohammed Zahir Shah, who was a very good leader not just by Cold War standards but even by modern standards.  He's universally-popular in Afghanistan today and it's no coincidence that the United States brought him back to grant legitimacy to our newly-constructed Karzai government.
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