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By Lolag
I stumbled upon this Kurdish blog - i have no idea what it says, but has some English there. (The green line in Beirut started because one of their teens was killed in skirmishes in the border... the kidnapped 4 Christians going from Hamra towards east on Fouad Chehab highway... I saw them do the looting, their camions loaded with stuff from the houses of those their women did the cleaning... also, they wanted to get us out of our house and take over... hmmm the old mentality that they can take your stuff and posessions anytime an opportunity presents itself...):
http://kordn.blogspot.com/

Blog about Spanish community:
http://misolpark.blogspot.com/

About Oradour and Limoge:
quote from the blog: .... We also went to a small town just north of Limoges called Oradour sur Glane. A truly moving experience for all of us.

This place was completed anihalated by two hundred German SS on 10th June 1944 and 642 of the 648 people in the community at the time were shot and burned and the place itself was raised to the ground by fire. Included the murder of 193 children. One lady and five young people survived.
http://naillat.blogspot.com/
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