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Video - Asaad Saeed recounts the history of the “Forces” from the War Council to Maarab (2 of 6): Bashir and Chamoun in the Hundred-Day War: We are here... July 7, 1980, and the actual founding of the “Forces”

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Video - Asaad Saeed recounts the history of the “Forces” from the War Council to Maarab (2 of 6): Bashir and Chamoun in the Hundred-Day War: We are here... July 7, 1980, and the actual founding of the “Forces”
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Nidaa Al Watan: After the events in Fayadieh in February 1978 between the Lebanese Army and the Syrian regime’s army, the military forces of the parties of the “Lebanese Front” returned to fighting. The Hundred-Day War in the summer of 1978 affirmed the leadership of Sheikh Bashir Gemayel and President Camille Chamoun, who were keen to remain in Ashrafieh alongside…

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Video - Asaad Saeed recounts the history of the “Forces” from the War Council to Maarab (2 of 6): Bashir and Chamoun in the Hundred-Day War: We are here... July 7, 1980, and the actual founding of the “Forces”

Nidaa Al Watan: After the events in Fayadieh in February 1978 between the Lebanese Army and the Syrian regime’s army, the military forces of the parties of the “Lebanese Front” returned to fighting. The Hundred-Day War in the summer of 1978 affirmed the leadership of Sheikh Bashir Gemayel and President Camille Chamoun, who were keen to remain in Ashrafieh alongside…

Video - Asad al-Sa'id recounts the history of 'Al-Watan' from the Council of Armed Forces to Marjab (Part 2 of 6): Bashar and Sa'ad in the War of Mie on: 7 July 1980 and the Actual Founding of 'Al-Watan'

Nidaa Al Watan: After the events of February 1978 between the Lebanese Army and the Syrian Army, the military forces returned to the 'Jabhat al-Libyan' parties to fight. The War of Mie in summer 1978 confirmed the leadership of Sheikh Bashar al-Jamil and President Kamal Sa'ad, who aimed to keep the Al-Faraj to the side…

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