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2003 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ARCHIVE

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Article In The Salford Advertiser 18/12/05 :


"SALFORD’S Kurdish community have led the city’s celebrations following Saddam Hussein’s capture."
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Article In The Salford Advertiser 27/03/05 :


"Kurds struggle to rebuild their lives."
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