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Rojava Revolts: The Politics of Kurds in Syria

Posted Jul 24, 2012 by Naila Bozo, Wladimir Wilgenburg, et al.

Topics: Revolutions

Places: Syria

For more information, follow the hashtags #Rojava and #TwitterKurds.

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