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men and four women. Fifty thousand people attended their funeral. The killings put intense strain on the relationship between Iran and Syria and under pressure from Tehran the Syrian army stopped further activity in Beirut's Southern suburbs with its population of 800,000 Shiites. Hezbollah's headquarters were later moved to secret locations in
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for the first time since 1982. On 24 February the Basta HQ was taken over by the Syrians after an incident in which a Syrian soldier was wounded in the leg. At least 20 young Hizbollah supporters were taken prisoner and executed. Other sources put the number of victims as twenty seven, twenty three
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Middle East International No 295, 4(6th according to page footer) March 1987; Publishers
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p.164. Alternative number killed, number attending funeral and population of suburbs
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Early headquarters of the Hezbollah organisation prior to 1987
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organisation, situated in the Basta neighbourhood of West
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Rimal Publication. Translated by Peter Scott-Hansen.
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Index

Hezbollah
Beirut
Amal Militia
Druze
Communist
Syrian commandos
West Beirut
Dahieh
Beirut


Lord Mayhew
Dennis Walters MP
Jim Muir
Tveit, Odd Karsten
ISBN
978-9963-715-03-9
Safa Haeri
Middle East Contemporary Survey
Categories
Hezbollah
Headquarters of political parties
Buildings and structures in Beirut
Beirut in the Lebanese Civil War
Barracks

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