errico martucci

ASIA ORIENTALE

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DIASPORA POPOLO EBRAICO E LA PALESTINA CONQUISTATA DAGLI ARABI

800

MOVIMENTO SIONISTA

1914-1918

LA PALESTINA DIVENNE UN MANDATO BRITANNICO

1945

LA SHOA

ANNI 90

TRATTATO DI PACE

KIBBUTZ

MOSSAD

HEZBOLLAH

CISGIORDANIA

HAMAS

STRISCIA DI GAZA

GLOSSARIO DEL CONFLITTO

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POWERPOINT ERRICO MARTUCCI 3H

GRAZIE PER L'ATTENZIONE

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