Image: King Amanullah Khan

Description: King Amanullah Khan of Afghanistan
Title: King Amanullah Khan
Credit: http://www.britannica.com/bps/image/7798/70739/Amanollah-Khan-of-Afghanistan
Author: Unknown
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