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People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan

Defunct

Afghanistan's Marxist–Leninist party, founded in 1965 and divided into the Khalq and Parcham factions, which seized power in the Saur Revolution of 1978 and ruled the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, with Soviet intervention from 1979, until 1992. Its imprint published central committee documents and conference records.

Years: 1965–1992
Location: Kabul, Afghanistan
Also known as: PDPA · Ḥizb-i Dimūkrātīk-i Khalq-i Afghānistān
Languages: Dari, Pashto, English
Authority records: Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · ISNI · BnF
Sources: Wikipedia — People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan

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Titles of People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan by year: 6 dated titles, 1966–1987, most in 1966 (1). Lines mark founded 1965 and closed 1992.

The figures by decade

Decade	Titles
1960s	1
1970s	2
1980s	3

Year	Title	Author(s)	Language
1966	Khalq✓ — = People	—	Not recorded
1976	The Draft Proposition of the Central Committee of the People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan (the Working People's Party of Afghanistan) for Working Out the Constitution✓ — April 4, 1976, Kabul, Afghanistan	—	English
1979	Haqiqat-i Inqilab-i Sawr✓ — = Truth of the Saur Revolution	—	Not recorded
1982	Documents and Records of the National Conference of the PDPA, Kabul, March 14-15, 1982✓	Ḥizb-i Dimūkrātīk-i Khalq-i Afghānistān. Conference	English
1984	Document on 20th Founding Anniversary of PDPA	—	English
1987	Zindah′gi-i hizbi✓ — = Life of the Party	—	Not recorded