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The Afghan Campaign
Book • 2006
The Afghan Campaign is a historical novel that vividly recreates Alexander the Great's invasion of the Afghan kingdoms.
Narrated by Matthias, a young soldier from Macedonia, the story explores the brutalities and challenges faced by Alexander's army as they confront fierce Eastern warriors.
The novel delves into themes of war, morality, and cultural clashes, drawing parallels with contemporary conflicts.
Narrated by Matthias, a young soldier from Macedonia, the story explores the brutalities and challenges faced by Alexander's army as they confront fierce Eastern warriors.
The novel delves into themes of war, morality, and cultural clashes, drawing parallels with contemporary conflicts.
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