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Muhammedbildernas f?rsta d?dsoffer

Sverige- expressen: Nu har de danska avbildningarna av profeten Muhammed sk?rdat sitt f?rsta liv. En person d?dades och fjorton skadades allvarligt n?r bomber briserade utanf?r sex kyrkor i Bagdad och Kirkuk p? s?ndagsmorgonen. Orsaken till attentaten ?r Jyllands-Postens teckningar av profeten Muhammed. Flera islamistiska organisationer har uppmanat till h?mndaktioner gentemot …

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Bombs kill 20 Iraqis, target churches, US TV anchorman hurt

Baghdad- AFP: At least 20 Iraqis were killed in rebel attacks and bombings, including six coordinated car bombs set off near churches, while a roadside bombing wounded a US television news anchor and his cameraman. The latest rebel attacks Sunday came as the trial of ousted president Saddam Hussein was …

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Bombs Target Four Iraqi Churches; 3 Dead

AP – January 29, 2006 Car bombs exploded in a synchronized spree of attacks outside at least four churches in Baghdad and the northern city of Kirkuk within a shortperiod, killing at least three Iraqis and wounding nine, police said.Col. Birhan Taha said that three civilians were killed and one …

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Bombs Target Four Iraqi Churches; 3 Dead

Baghdad- AP: ?Car bombs exploded in a synchronized spree of attacks outside at least four churches in Baghdad and the northern city of Kirkuk within a short period, killing at least three Iraqis and wounding nine, police said. Col. Birhan Taha said that three civilians were killed and one wounded …

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Seyfo: at the House of Commons

 Firodil Institute7 Dolphin RoadLondon UB5 6UQ 24 January 2006 Contact Person: Andrew Michael Pending a more comprehensive report, this is a brief report about the event which took place at the House of Commons earlier today, namely, Seyfo: The Assyrian Genocide, Ankara?s Denial and our Collective Responsibility. The event was …

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The Boomerang Effect in Iraq: If ‘Kurdistan’, Why Not Assyria?

Arguably ‘Kurdistan’ already enjoying de facto independence; and the powerful Kurdish statelet in Iraq provides, under Massoud Barzani’s rule, an example for other long-neglected minorities in the region of Northern Mesopotamia. Could the example of the increasingly independent Kurds in Iraq presage further rounds of ethnic discord and state fragmentation …

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An Iraqi Family’s Last Christmas in Germany?

By Bryony Jones   The Toma family, Christians from Iraq, have long enjoyed asylum from the violence in their homeland. Now, however, the German authorities are planning to send them back. Violence and danger await them back home.       SPIEGEL ONLINE The Toma family from Iraq may soon …

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