Factory of Fear

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In this episode, Fritz and Asser explore the historical ties between Germany's intelligence services and Syria's Mukhabarat. How did they come about and what did Syria learn from Germany? And how does Koblenz fit into this? Guests: Jaber Baker and Noura Chalati. For more information and regular updates on the trial, follow us on TwitterJaber on Twitter. Keep an eye out for his forthcoming book, co-authored with Prof. dr. Ugur Üngör: Syrian Gulag: Assad's Prison System, 1970-2020More info on Noura Chalati hereECCHR trial reportsSyria Justice and Accountability Centre's monitoring of the trialLogo design by laurenshebly.nl -- Photo by James Lawler Duggan/AFP/Getty Images.Music via Blue Dot SessionsSupport for our podcast comes from German Federal Foreign Office funds that are provided by the Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen IFA's zivik Funding Programme.

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