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Ten Years On: Saudi Arabia's Textbooks Still Promote Religious Violence

Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom

September 16, 2011
by Hudson Institute , Paul Marshall , Nina Shea

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Paul Marshall is a Senior Fellow with Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom.

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Nina Shea is a Senior Fellow and Director of Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom.

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9/11, Education, Islam, Religion, Religious Freedom, Saudi Arabia

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