Some Minorities in the Middle EastRichard Tapper, Maria T. O'Shea SOAS, Centre of Near and Middle Eastern Studies, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, 1992 - Ethnicity - 86 pages |
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iv | 21 |
The Berbers George Joffé | 29 |
The Circassians George Hewitt | 74 |
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