
"The role of the Islamic factor in the sociology-political development of Arab countries and its evolution in terms of the Syrian uprising. (90th XX - beginning of XXI.)"
by В.М. Ахмедов Владимир Ахмедов Vladimir Ahmedov
Part of Middle Eastern Studies
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