About: Abdul Satar Ahmedi

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Abdul Satar Ahmedi was the son of a druggist in Bulola, Afghanistan. When the Soviet Union invaded in the 1980s, they seized Bulola. Satar's father gave him an old Lee-Enfield rifle that his great-grandfather had used in the war against the British, generations before. Satar soon fell in with the Mujahideen fighters under Sayid Jaglan, acting as a medic.

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rdfs:label	Abdul Satar Ahmedi
rdfs:comment	Abdul Satar Ahmedi was the son of a druggist in Bulola, Afghanistan. When the Soviet Union invaded in the 1980s, they seized Bulola. Satar's father gave him an old Lee-Enfield rifle that his great-grandfather had used in the war against the British, generations before. Satar soon fell in with the Mujahideen fighters under Sayid Jaglan, acting as a medic.
dcterms:subject	POVs Revolutionaries 20th-Century Births (Fictional Work) Terrorists Muslims Black Tulip Characters Afghanis
type of appearance	Direct POV
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Name	Abdul Satar Ahmedi
Religion	Islam
Affiliations	Sayid Jaglan's Mujahideen
Occupation	Soldier
Parents	Satar's father
Nationality	Afghanistan (Black Tulip)
abstract	Abdul Satar Ahmedi was the son of a druggist in Bulola, Afghanistan. When the Soviet Union invaded in the 1980s, they seized Bulola. Satar's father gave him an old Lee-Enfield rifle that his great-grandfather had used in the war against the British, generations before. Satar soon fell in with the Mujahideen fighters under Sayid Jaglan, acting as a medic. Satar was and his comrades decided to retake Bulola after from the Soviets. The Soviets knew the Mujahideen were coming, and were well-prepared with gunships and Katyushas. However, fighting awoke a dragon that had slumbered for centuries outside the town. The enraged dragon killed the entire Soviet garrison. Because the Afghanis had not attacked the dragon, they survived, and Satar returned to his village and his father.
is Children of	Satar's father

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