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Family Ties
   
submitted by Spirit Of Sumud Tourism Program
31.08.2009

http://www.spiritofsumud.ps/gal-9.shtml

an interview with Ms. Georgette Qassis about family ties.
This interview was conducted as part of the Cultural Tourism program- Spirit of Sumud.

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