544 days behind bars in the islamic republic

Joerg Tretow books and literature, Middle East, non-fictional, politics 24. February 2019 1 Minute

Iran has been featured a couple of times on this

by now, marking the 40th anniversary of the Iranian revolution, leading to the establishment of the islamic republic. In this

program

Washington Post journalist

Jason Rezaian

talks in great length and detail about his imprisonment in Iran and his work there.

For great in-depth analysis of the Iranian regime, listen

here.

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Published 24. February 2019

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