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This is the eighth episode of Thawara the Digs rolling series on 20th century Arab politics with historian

Abdel Rizaktakriti. Thawara is Arabic for revolution. It's a word that contains historical multitudes, diverse

political radicalisms and revolts that have swept across Arab lambs over the

past century.

Our last installment covered US-backed attacks,

Preventative Counter-revolution,

as Nasser rallied the Arab world,

first against the imperialist-aligned Baghdad Pact,

and then amid the Suez crisis tripartite aggression.

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