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Liban: au cœur du Hezbollah
At a time when Lebanon is undergoing a very acute existential crisis, look back at the history of Hezbollah, a controversial party supported by Iran. An inside story that benefits from unpublished testimonies from the Shiite fighters themselves.
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At a time when Lebanon is undergoing a very acute existential crisis, look back at the history of Hezbollah, a controversial party supported by Iran. An inside story that benefits from unpublished testimonies from the Shiite fighters themselves.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:François-Xavier Trégan
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Memento Productions, ARTE GEIE
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