Zhvandūn — 1353-01-17 · ژوندون

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Zhvandūn (ژوندون) was a weekly Afghan cultural magazine published in Kabul from 1949 through the early 1990s. It remains one of the most significant vernacular periodicals of twentieth-century Afghan public life — covering women's fashion, domestic interiors, literature, poetry, social commentary, and the cosmopolitan culture of Kabul at its height.

This issue is dated 17 Hamal 1353 (circa April 1974) and belongs to the Khajistan Archive's Khorasan Collection. It documents Kabul during a period of relative social openness, before the upheavals that would follow.

Details
Publication: Zhvandūn (ژوندون)
Language: Persian / Dari; Pashto
Country: Afghanistan
City: Kabul
Format: Digital archival PDF
Date: 17 Hamal 1353 (circa April 1974)
Collection: Khorasan Collection — Khajistan Archive

Archival note
Zhvandūn is a primary source for Afghan women's history, literary culture, fashion, domestic and public life, and the social texture of Kabul across four decades. Each issue is an unmediated window into a world that no longer exists in the same form.

This is a digital archival PDF. No physical item will be shipped.

Digitized from the Khajistan physical archive. For personal and research use only. All rights reserved by Khajistan.

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