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The '''Mujahideen''' were Afghan tribesmen in the 1980s who opposed the Soviet takeover of Afghanistan in 1979.  They were Muslims who were supported by the United States; they defeated the Soviets in the [[Soviet-Afghan War]].  They were in no way connected with the [[Taliban]], who came later.
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The '''Mujahideen''' were Afghan tribesmen who opposed the 1979 Soviet takeover of Afghanistan during the 1980s.  They were Muslims who were supported by the United States; they defeated the Soviets in the [[Soviet-Afghan War]].  They were in no way connected with the [[Taliban]], who came later.
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see [[Soviet-Afghan War]]
 
  
 
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[[Category:Cold War]]
 
[[Category:Afghanistan]]
 
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Revision as of 17:30, December 13, 2009

The Mujahideen were Afghan tribesmen who opposed the 1979 Soviet takeover of Afghanistan during the 1980s. They were Muslims who were supported by the United States; they defeated the Soviets in the Soviet-Afghan War. They were in no way connected with the Taliban, who came later.