Who was the leader of the third anti-British war in Afghanistan?

Oman Nura Khan was the leader of the third anti-British war in Afghanistan. The government of Oman Nurahan is guided by the bourgeois democratic thought of Afghan youth. During the ruling period, in order to eliminate the confusion of the central administration, a cabinet was established, roads were built between India and Afghanistan, new capitals and palaces were built, troops were trained, and factories were built by military experts and technicians recruited from abroad.

The third anti-British war took place in 19 19 on May 3rd. Khyber pass's border guards were raided by the British, and then the British invaded Afghanistan in three ways. The 40,000-strong Afghan army met the enemy in Khyber, Ghazni and Kandahar in three ways. The British army has an absolute advantage in military weapons. They are well-trained and well-equipped, and they also have a small number of armored vehicles and combat aircraft.

Nevertheless, the Afghan people's just war for independence and freedom was high in morale, tenacious and heroic, and the support of a few insurgents on the India-Afghanistan border played a very important role, which finally reversed the passive situation. On May 6th, the Afghan army captured the enemy's Bagh fortress with three infantry battalions in the direction of Khyber, and seized the favorable terrain around Wen Lan's Cotal fortress, but failed to seize the opportunity to capture the fortress and lost fighters. With the support of the Royal Air Force, the British recaptured Bagh fortress, and the Afghan army retreated while fighting.

The British army also carried out concentrated bombing of Jalalabad and Kabul, and both the Afghan army and the citizens felt panic. Because the Afghan army took the initiative to attack in the middle, the British army gave up its attack on Jalalabad and was forced to divide its troops to reinforce. On May 19, the Albanian army entered the border town of Marton, commanding, forcing the enemy to retreat, and then taking a shortcut to Talmen, and the British deployment was destroyed. Under the tenacious resistance of the Afghan army and the high morale of the Indian liberation movement, the British invading army was in a difficult situation and was forced to give up its plan to continue fighting. On June 3, the war ended and the two sides negotiated. 192 1 year165438+1October 22nd, Britain signed a peace treaty with Afghanistan, and Britain recognized Afghanistan's independence. So far, the Afghan people have won a complete victory in the war against Britain.

The reform of Nulahan in Oman was strongly opposed by the upper church and tribal chiefs, and the tax increase triggered more social contradictions. 1928 to 1929, the reactionaries headed by bachisagao launched anti-government riots with the support of British imperialism and occupied the capital. 1929 65438+ 10, Oman Nurahan abdicated and went into exile in Europe.