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Home » From Arab Spring to Coptic Winter: Sectarian Viole ...

From Arab Spring to Coptic Winter: Sectarian Violence and the Struggle for Democratic Transition in Egypt

Testimony before the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe

November 15, 2011
by Samuel Tadros

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Samuel Tadros is a Research Fellow at Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom.

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