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Home » News » Community » Lecture » Die Nahda als Tragödie: Modernes arabisches Geschichtsverständnis vor (und nach) 2011

Die Nahda als Tragödie: Modernes arabisches Geschichtsverständnis vor (und nach) 2011

Posted on Friday April 7th, 2017 by

Titled ‘Die Nahda als Tragödie: Modernes arabisches Geschichtsverständnis vor (und nach) 2011‘, the Centrum für Nah- und Mittelsoststudien at Marburg University will host a lecture by Prof. Dr. Jens Hanssen on 8 June 2017, 18:15-20:00.

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