Young Turks, Freemasons and Jews

Kedourie, Elie
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Title Young Turks, Freemasons and Jews.
Original Library/publisher Arabic Political Memoirs and Other Studies, [by] Elie Kedourie. London: F. Cass, 1974
Host Item Middle Eastern Studies 7,3 (1971) 89-104
Description Appeared also in his collected articles "Arabic Political Memoirs and Other Studies" (1974) 243-262.
Language English
National Library system number 990002920550705171
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