Sakhe Anjuman and Other Peaks. The 11 members of the Studenckie Kolo Prezewodnikow Gorskich SZSP-Krakow were led by Witold Winiarski. They drove from Kabul via Kunduz and Farkhar to Warsaj and walked via Petaw, Dan-i-Ab and Kotale Warsaj to the Anjuman valley. They climbed in the Paghar valley from Base Camp at 11,500 feet. Advanced Base was in the Nagargai valley, Camp I at 17,400 feet on the west ridge of Kohe Anjuman and Camp II at 18,375 feet at the entrance to the glacial basin. They made the following climbs: P 5754 (18,878 feet; called Kohe Pagar by the Japanese but according to Wala another peak of this name already exists on the left side of the valley) via south side by M. Rusinowski, Winiarski; Kohe Salagya East (17,553 feet) via west ridge by M. Radwanski, J. Sokulski; and Sare Poloksho i Garbi (17,297 feet) via southwest ridge by M. Buchholz, A Wojtasik, all three on August 27; Sakhe Anjüman (19,771 feet) by west ridge and west face on August 28 by W. Kielb, A. Marasek, Rusinowski, Winiarski; Kohe Nagargai (18,547 feet) via northeast ridge on August 30 by W. Urbakowicz, Wojtasik; Sare Tez (18,084 feet) via northwest face and northwest ridge by Rusinowski, Marasek and Kohe Ogaki (18,323 feet) via southwest ridge by J. Dziura, Kielb, S. Maslanka, both on August 31.

Adolf Diemberger, Österreichischer Alpenklub