Hero of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan

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Hero of the Republic of Afghanistan
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The 1987–1992 version of the award
TypeHighest degree of distinction
Awarded forHeroic feats in service to the Afghan state and society
Presented byFlag of Afghanistan (1987-1992).svg Republic of Afghanistan
EligibilityAfghan and foreign citizens
StatusNo longer awarded
EstablishedAugust 9, 1986
Last awarded1988
Total16

The title Hero of the Republic of Afghanistan (Pashto : افغانستان جمهوریت اتل) was the highest distinction in the Republic of Afghanistan, awarded to both citizens of the Afghanistan and other states who have performed heroic deeds in the name of defending the gains of the Saur Revolution, freedom, territorial integrity and independence of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan or who have made an outstanding contribution to strengthening the defense of the Afghan state. It was awarded alongside the Order of the Saur Revolution  [ ru ] and the Order of the Sun of Liberty  [ ru ]. [1] [2] [3]

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Notable recipients

Single award

Two times awarded

Foreign recipients (all single awards)

See also

Sources

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  3. "د افغانستان دموکراتیک جمهوریت د انقلابی شورا د رئیسه هیأت ١٣٦٥/٥/١٨ نیټی د (١١٤ )ګڼی فرمان د افغانستان دموکراتیک جمهوریت د اتل لقب او د هغه د مقرری د تصویبولو په هکله" (PDF). Министерство юстиции Афганистана  [ en ]. 9 August 1986. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-08-23. Retrieved 23 January 2020.
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