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Islam e Occidente dopo le Twin Towers

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Manni
Language
Italian
Pages
143

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Subjects
Islam and world politics, September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, War on Terrorism, 2001-2009, Interviews
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Massimo Loche (1940-), Alberto Ventura, Ali Rashid

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Orgoglio e pregiudizi: Islam e Occidente dopo le Twin Towers
2001, Manni
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Lecce
Genre
Interviews

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Library of Congress
BP173.5 .G36 2001

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143 p. ;
Number of pages
143

ID Numbers

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OL23999804M
ISBN 10
8881762579
LCCN
2002419963

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