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The subject of this book is radio and television broadcasting in the Middle East, specifically the Arab world and North Africa.
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mediumwave signal, mediumwave transmitter, unofficial broadcasts, powerful mediumwave, mediumwave frequencies, mediumwave transmissions, broadcasting complex, clandestine broadcasting, million television receivers, international radio broadcasting, shortwave transmitters, million radio receivers, second television channel, transmission hours, mosque incident, imported programs, million radio sets, broadcasting officials, radio attacks, television news service, international broadcasters, television complex, international broadcasting, programming hours, foreign programming
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Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Ministry of Information, United States, Voice of the Arabs, British Broadcasting Corporation, World War, Great Britain, Soviet Union, West Bank, South Yemen, Abu Dhabi, Arabian Gulf, Eastern Province, Saddam Hussein, Voice of America, Gulf War, North Yemen, Radio Cairo, United Arab Emirates, Egyptian Radio-Television Union, North Africa, East European, Minister of Information, Palestine Authority
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