Episode #39: Laura Dean on the Bloodbath in Egypt

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Episode #39: Laura Dean on the Bloodbath in Egypt

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Aug 28, 2013

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Ben interviews Laura Dean, Lawfare's Cairo Diarist, about the coup in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood, and freelancing the revolution. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Aug 28, 2013

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Episode #39: Laura Dean on the Bloodbath in Egypt

Episode #39: Laura Dean on the Bloodbath in Egypt

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