About General Mohammad Akram
Lived 1962 – 2005 (aged 42–43). General Mohammad Akram was an Afghan politician.
Mohammad Akram "Khakrezwal" (died 2005) was a former police chief of Kabul who was killed in a suicide bomb attack soon after being appointed Vice Chief of Staff of the Afghan National Army. He had also served as commander of southern forces during Afghanistan's communist era.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was General Mohammad Akram?
Afghan government official (1962-2005)
When was General Mohammad Akram born?
General Mohammad Akram was born in 1962 in Kandahar.
When did General Mohammad Akram die?
General Mohammad Akram died in 2005.
What was General Mohammad Akram's occupation?
General Mohammad Akram was a politician.
What nationality was General Mohammad Akram?
General Mohammad Akram was Afghan.
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· Wikipedia: General Mohammad Akram
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