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Season 9 • Episode 18 • The Love of Books
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Al Jazeera World Season 9, Episode 18: The Love of Books
In the midst of war, library staff in Sarajevo risked their lives to rescue over 10,000 precious books and manuscripts. Watch Al Jazeera World Season 9, Episode 18 The Love of Books in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Al Jazeera World Season 9, Episode 18 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Bahrain: Playing with Fire
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