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gptkbp:instance_of
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gptkb:battle
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gptkbp:afghan_casualties
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Heavy losses
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gptkbp:afghan_forces
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Around 20,000 troops
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gptkbp:afghan_reinforcements
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Local tribesmen
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gptkbp:afghan_strategy
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Guerrilla tactics
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gptkbp:aftermath
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British occupation of Kabul
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gptkbp:casualties
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British: 200
Significant but manageable
Afghan: 1,000
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gptkbp:combat_history
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Influenced future engagements in Afghanistan
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gptkbp:combatants
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gptkb:Afghan_forces
gptkb:British_East_India_Company
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gptkbp:commander
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gptkb:Shuja_Shah_Durrani
gptkb:Major_General_Sir_William_Nott
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gptkbp:commemoration
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Memorials in Britain
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gptkbp:cultural_impact
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Portrayed in British literature
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gptkbp:cultural_representation
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Featured in military history books
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gptkbp:date
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July 23, 1839
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gptkbp:diplomatic_relations
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British interests in India
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gptkbp:election_result
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Strengthened British influence in Afghanistan
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gptkbp:fortifications
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Ghuznee Fort
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gptkbp:fought_against
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July 23, 1839
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gptkbp:has_ability
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Harsh terrain
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gptkbp:historical_analysis
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Studied in military academies
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gptkbp:historical_context
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Part of the Great Game
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gptkbp:historical_documentation
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Chronicled by military historians
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gptkbp:historical_impact
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Set the stage for further conflicts in the region
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gptkbp:historical_interpretation
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Varied perspectives on colonialism
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gptkbp:historical_significance
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First major battle in Afghanistan
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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Battle of Ghuznee
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gptkbp:intelligence
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Limited knowledge of Afghan forces
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gptkbp:legacy
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Influenced future British military strategy in Afghanistan
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gptkbp:location
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Ghuznee, Afghanistan
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gptkbp:logistics
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Supply lines from India
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gptkbp:military_doctrine
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Lessons learned for future conflicts
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gptkbp:military_engagement
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Assault on the fort
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gptkbp:military_leadership
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gptkb:Agha_Khan
gptkb:Sir_John_Keane
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gptkbp:military_outcome
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Demonstrated British military superiority
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gptkbp:military_strategy
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Combined arms approach
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gptkbp:military_technology
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Use of artillery
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gptkbp:military_unit
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Around 10,000 troops
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gptkbp:narrative
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Part of colonial expansion
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gptkbp:outcome
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Capture of Ghuznee Fort
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gptkbp:part_of
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gptkb:First_Anglo-Afghan_War
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gptkbp:primary_source
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Official reports
Historical analyses
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gptkbp:related_event
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gptkb:Battle_of_Kabul
gptkb:Second_Anglo-Afghan_War
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gptkbp:result
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British victory
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gptkbp:significance
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Opened the way for the British advance into Kabul
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gptkbp:strategic_goals
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Examined in military studies
Reinstatement of Shuja Shah
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gptkbp:strategic_importance
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Control over Afghanistan
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gptkbp:strategy
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Divide and conquer
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gptkbp:strength
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Arrived from India
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gptkbp:tactics
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gptkb:Siege_warfare
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gptkbp:weather_conditions
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Hot summer
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gptkbp:bfsParent
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gptkb:1st_Battalion,_60th_Regiment_of_Foot
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gptkbp:bfsLayer
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6
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