Oct 16 1928 OTD Frédéric Gadmer takes these 93-year-old colour autochrome photos of the Afghan King's Palace - King's Pavilion in Paghman a town in the hills near Afghanistan's capital of Kabul.

dans le Jardin du Palais royal (Bâlâ Bagh, «jardin d\'en haut» ), Koti-Sorkh («maison rouge» ), le bureau du roi Amânullâh, Paghman, Afghanistan, A 58 569 S

Dans le Jardin public (Bâgh-e omumi), la villa du prince Hayôtollâh, frère du roi Amânullâh, Paghman, Afghanistan, A 58 604 S

dans le Jardin du Palais royal (Bâlâ Bâgh, «jardin d\'en haut» ), vue sur le jardin privé depuis la terrasse couverte du pavillon, Paghman, Afghanistan, A 58 563 S

Paghman, Afghanistan, A 58 578 S

Afghanistan, Kaboul, Jardin du Palais du Roi - Une vue dans le Jardin  A 58 585 S

NOTE: For the purposes of this appeal, 'ARE OWN' refers explicitly to Afghan families who are currently being resettled in the United Kingdom. This is because a lot of them risked their lives to help our armed forces and government officials with translation, interpreting and other tasks during the last twenty years, and to be honest even if they didn't, the United Kingdom may have had the teeniest, tiniest, weeniest role to play in this whole sh*tshow.

After 20 fucking years of war, back to where they were with thousands dead and a country fully destroyed.