File:Massoud and Qadir 2.PNG

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|Description =Ahmad Shah Massoud (leader of the anti-Taliban resistance and National Hero of Afghanistan) and Haji Abdul Qadir (Vice President of Afghanistan from Oct. 2001 until his assassination) shake hands in mid-2001.

|Source =Screenshot from a documentary film about the anti-Taliban resistance made by the Afghan Ariana Films. In 2002, Ariana Films transferred the rights over the work to a media archive also archiving works of Afghanistan and Cambodia, the [http://www.ina.fr/ Institut national de l'audiovisuel (Ina)]. An excerpt of the documentary/source can be found [http://www.ina.fr/video/I00009701/massoud-homme-de-l-alliance-du-nord.fr.html at ina.fr].

|Portion =a cropped version of a screenshot

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|Other information =There is a written permission by Ina that the screenshot can be used on Afghanistan-related wikipedia articles for educational purposes only.

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|Article =Ahmad Shah Massoud

|Purpose =To illustrate a unique historical moment of peace (and thereby contribute significantly to the article(s) in which it is used) in which two of the most important Afghanistan leaders of different ethnicities (Pashtun and Tajik) came together.

|Replaceability =Irreplaceable and unique; Mr. Massoud and Mr. Qadir are deceased, and there are no known public domain photos of high quality of any of them nor of the unique historical moment displayed in the image.

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|Article =War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)

|Purpose =To illustrate a unique historical moment of peace (and thereby contribute significantly to the article(s) in which it is used especially to the educational effect of the articles) in which two of the most important Afghanistan leaders of different ethnicities (Pashtun and Tajik) came together.

|Replaceability =Irreplaceable and unique; Mr. Massoud and Mr. Qadir are deceased, and there are no known public domain photos of high quality of any of them nor of the unique historical moment displayed in the image.

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{{Non-free image rationale

|Article =Taliban

|Purpose =To illustrate a unique historical moment of peace (and thereby contribute significantly to the article(s) in which it is used especially to the educational effect of the articles) in which two of the most important Afghanistan leaders of different ethnicities (Pashtun and Tajik) came together.

|Replaceability =Irreplaceable and unique; Mr. Massoud and Mr. Qadir are deceased, and there are no known public domain photos of high quality of any of them nor of the unique historical moment displayed in the image.

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