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After fall of Assad, Hama massacre survivors break decades of silence
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After fall of Assad, Hama massacre survivors break decades of silence
FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail Forty-three years ago, Syria’s former Baath regime carried out one of the country’s deadliest atrocities — the 1982 Hama Massacre — killing tens of thousands and leaving thousands more missing. The Alawite-led Baath regime, which seized power in a 1963 coup and was overthrown in December 2024, launched its bloodiest pre-2011 crackdown in Hama, a city known […]
In 1982, Hafez Asad, the father of the overthrown Syrian dictator, crushed a rebellion in that city without knowing the number of victims or where their bodies are. The regime built buildings, roads and hotels on mass graves.
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