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Sarkozy compares Hezbollah with Nazis

11 Dec 2006
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11 December 2006

The French interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy, who is also a candidate for the 2007 presidential election, has likened the Lebanese group Hezbollah to the Nazis. Addressing supporters on Saturday, Sarkozy denounced his left-wing rival in next year's election, S

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