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The land and people of Turkey
The land and people of Turkey

By Spencer William

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Introduces the history, geography, people, culture, government, and economy of Turkey.

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Islamic states in conflict
Islamic states in conflict

By Spencer William

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Describes the history of conflict among Middle Eastern tribes and nations before and since the birth of Islam.

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Germany then and now
Germany then and now

By Spencer William

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160 p. : 24 cm

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Global Studies
Global Studies

By William Spender

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Western Europe
Western Europe

By Henri J Warmenhoven

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Beyond the Call of Duty
Beyond the Call of Duty

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Acts of civilian galantry
Acts of animal bravery
Acts of animal bravery

By William Spencer

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Iraq
Iraq

By William Spencer, Spencer William

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Traces the history of Iraq, from its Mesopotamian origins to its current political turbulence and its crises with international relations.

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The United States and Iran

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