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"The Importance of History in Conflict Resolution in Afghanistan" - Panel discussion, Pt. 6/7

Published July 1, 2016

Views 367  |  Likes 2  |  Comments 0
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NATONATO
535K subs2.79K videosMar 2008

This video has 367 views and 2 likes, ranking #2,247,360 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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2

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Eric Povel, NATO Public Diplomacy Division, asks Nancy Dupree about her thoughts about lessons learned in Afghanistan. This video is part of a series featuring a panel discussion on the importance of history in conflict resolution in Afghanistan, hosted by the NATO Archives and NATO's Women, Peace and Security Office …

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July 1, 2016
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