Examples of using Bamiyan in English and their translations into German
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Bamiyan University seems somehow to have suffered doubly.
There are numerous projects around the globe for reconstructing the Bamiyan Buddhas.
Another symbol is the Bamiyan Buddhas that Babi takes Laila and Tariq to see.
All of whom had visited Kassel and Breitenau before the exhibition, while several had been to Kabul and Bamiyan as well.
Bamiyan is located 200 km in the west of Kabul, on a high plane, surrounded by 5000 m high mountains.
The northern mausoleum was for Jalal al-Din Ali,a Ghurid leader from Bamiyan(Afghanistan), who died in 1215.
The two main routes from Kabul to Bamiyan are from the south via the Hajigak Pass and from the north via the Shibar Pass.
As part of dOCUMENTA(13), a number of workshops,seminars and other activities took place in Kabul and Bamiyan.
Bamiyan is located in the centre of the country in the region of Hazarajat and is the cultural centre of the Hazara ethnicity.
Hemmed in by majestic mountains in a country that is already landlocked, Bamiyan is one of the most deprived provinces in Afghanistan.
Bamiyan is located in the center of the country in the Hazarajat region, and is the cultural center of the Hazara ethnic group.
In addition, the results of workshops held in Kabul and Bamiyan were incorporated into works shown at an exhibition devoted to Afghan artists in Kassel.
It became known to a wider public when the world's largest statues of Buddha,the giant figures carved out of a cliff in Bamiyan, were demolished by the Taliban in March 2001.
Students in Bamiyan are very active, with students at Bamiyan State University speaking out regularly against poor conditions there.
As cameraman Peter Indergand and producerChristian Frei wanted to visit and film Leshan's Bamiyan Buddha in October 2003, the figure was nowhere to be seen.
One of the band-e-Amir lakes in the Valley of Bamiyan: Bamiyan is located in the centre of the country in the region of Hazarajat and is the cultural centre of the Hazara ethnicity.
In the film"The Giant Buddhas", there is a sequence in which for just a few seconds NeloferPazira has the feeling that the giant Buddha of Bamiyan is once again standing in the niche.
The film accompanies the UNESCO team of experts to Bamiyan and we discover that the final decision on the future of the Bamiyan Buddhas is still to be taken?
Christian Manhart from the UNESCO headquarters in Paris is responsible for Afghanistan buthe has other priorities in Bamiyan: A reconstruction of the Buddhas is not at the top of his list.
For hundreds of years the Bamiyan valley, lying in the Hindukutch, was one of the most important and attractive pilgrimage sites for practising Buddhists, a true global centre of Buddhism, a melting pot of cultures.
That was when theSalafist Taliban government in Afghanistan willfully dynamited and destroyed the historic gigantic Buddhas of Bamiyan on the ancient Silk Road, religious statues dating from the 6th Century.
They talk of the old times when Bamiyan, the main link between central Asia and India, provided the main access to the Silk Road and was the trading centre for thousands of caravans.
In 982, Buddhist frescoes were still visible in Nava Vihara andthe colossal Buddha figures carved in the cliffs of Bamiyan in central Afghanistan were still undamaged.
Certainly acts of cultural vandalism of the kind that appeared to have been carried out in Bamiyan this week are no encouragement to the international community to engage in dialogue with this group.
Findings indicate a high artistic craftsmanship of syncretic nature of their art, in which local elements are combined with ancient traditions andancient features of Buddhist art of East Turkestan, Bamiyan and Gandhara.
Whereas the Union is deeply concerned by the blockade imposed on theHazarajat region, the recent bombing of Bamiyan airport which has disrupted aid supplies, as well as by reports of massacres of innocent civilians and mass execution of prisoners of war.
The destruction of Iraq's archeological heritage by ISIS has been compared byarcheologists to the infamous 2001 destruction of Afghanistan's Bamiyan Buddha rock sculptures by the Taliban.
In late October, Saber Hussaini, a 35-year-old author and storyteller,initiated a mobile library covering five villages a day in central Bamiyan, a mostly Hazara-populated province in the middle of Afghanistan where the smattering of poorly stocked libraries does not include a single children's book.
Parliament's pre-election mission, which visited Afghanistan on 14-19 July of this year under the leadership of Mr Brok, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and Mrs Morgantini, Chairman of the Committee on Development, held meetings with election candidates, women's organisations, human rights groups and NGOs in Kabul,Herat and Bamiyan.
Mr President, the civilised world has been shocked by the recent edict of the leader of the Taliban, Mullah Omar,that the two statues of the Buddha in Bamiyan should be destroyed because they were idolatrous and unislamic.