Analyzing the Historical Roots of the Hazara Genocide

This analysis explores the late 19th-century Hazara genocide, questioning how Abdur Rahman Khan broke their defenses. It argues that while the ruler's brutality is undeniable, the massacre's roots lie in pre-existing societal fragmentation and internal divisions among the Hazaras, which the state exploited for power consolidation.

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