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Episode #101
Also in the debut episode of FRONTLINE/World, filmmakers go inside the world of illegal arms trafficking, tracing several black-market shipments of assault rifles and ammunition from Eastern Europe to Sierra Leone, above, where a steady infusion of guns and weapons has fueled years of bloodshed and civil war.
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Episode #101
Gallery of International Arms Dealers Main Web Page
FRONTLINE/World's Web investigation of Lasnaud was published just days before his arrest in Switzerland.
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Episode #101
Gallery of International Arms Dealers Jean Bernard Lasnaud Web Page
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Episode #102
Khmer Rouge leader Nuon Chea—the elusive "Brother Number Two"
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Episode #102
Romania hopes to attract tourist dollars by marketing Dracula to Westerners.
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Episode #103
Iraq's Imam (Faith) Campaign has portrayed Saddam as a good Muslim, boosting his support among ordinary Arabs.
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Episode #103
The Iraqi opposition alleges that the Imam Campaign has been used to justify horrific acts of torture and murder committed by the private army known as "Saddam's Martyrs."
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Episode #201
In this edition, airing Thursday, March 20, at 9 P.M. on PBS (check local listings), FRONTLINE/World investigates reports of journalists under fire from the Israeli army while attempting to cover the ongoing conflict between Palestinians and Israelis.
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