Sharbat Gula Pashto. 1972 is an Afghan woman who became famous for her photo taken by photojournalist Steve McCurry during the Afghan War when 12-year-old Gula was living in a refugee camp in Pakistan.
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It shows the love of the citizens for flowers.
. Sharbat Gulas famous 1985 photo in National Geographic was taken by US. She lived as a refugee in Pakistan for 35 years at the age of 13 she married and had five children. Sharbat Gula is an Afghan girl refugee who became internationally famous after being featured on the cover of a 1984 issue of National Geographic.
Her name Sharbat Gula means sweetwater flower girl in the Pashto language of the Pashtun people. In 2021 after Taliban captured the Afghanistan Sharbat Gula has been evacuated to Italy the office of the countrys prime minister announced on Thursday. Scenes of women protestors attacked by Taliban terrorists with rifle butts months ago gives us an idea of the harsh realities.
But sadly Shabats life did not live up to the suggested beauty of her stunning portrait or unusual name. Many women share the name Gula. The photo known as Afghan Girl became famous in June 1985 after appearing on the cover of.
Biographically Sharbat Gula orphaned at age six during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan she had trekked by foot to Pakistan with her siblings and grandmother. What happened to the life of Sharbat Gula the Afghan girl who was photographed in 1984 in a refugee camp. 1 day agoAfghan Girl Sharbat Gulas startling green eyes peering out from a headscarf with a mixture of ferocity and pain made her known internationally.
Gulas pic became a symbol of Afghanistans. Some years ago the photographer McCurry said he sent him money for many years and that he and his sister bought him a house in Pakistan. Sharbat Gulla the woman behind the.
1 day agoSharbat Gulas evacuation from Afghanistan comes at a time when the country is facing censure from world powers for failing to keep up its promises on providing safety and security to women and upholding their rights.
