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Lebanon 17th Century Cemetery Mistaken For Modern Mass Grave

June 8, 2006 by admin

When security forces unearthed 25 decomposed bodies in the village of Anjar in Lebanon, anti-Syrian politicians feared the worst – that it was evidence of atrocities committed while the Syrian military occupied Lebanon.

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