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Analysis: Roman invasion of the empire of Parthian, of which Iraq was a part
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NPR Weekend Edition - Saturday
10-26-2002
Analysis: Roman invasion of the empire of Parthian, of which Iraq was a part
Host: SCOTT SIMON
Time: 1:00-2:00 PM
SCOTT SIMON, host:
Invasion is a threat that Iraq has faced many times before, even when Iraq was not Iraq. Long before the days of weapons of mass destruction, modern-day Iraq was part of the Parthian Empire, a rival and a threat to its Western neighbors and to Rome. In the days of ...
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