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Iraq's Christian Minority Flees Violence

] - 7. Maggio 2007 - 14:12

Christians felt relatively safe living as a minority in Iraq, tolerated by their Muslim neighbors while achieving a measure of success. But since Saddam fell, anti-Christian attacks have increased, forcing many to abandon their homes and flee.

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