Jacques, le français marié en Syrie - la Syrie à Mulhouse #3

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La Syrie à Mulhouse, une série de podcast ayant pour thème la vie des Syriens à Mulhouse, proposé par Omar Alfarekh étudiant et réfugié syrien arrivé à Mulhouse en 2016 pour échapper à la répression du régime sanglant de Bachar el-Assad et à la guerre civile. Après avoir été réfugié en Turquie, il arrive en France en 2015 et commence un long et difficile parcours pour refaire sa vie en Alsace.Pour le troisième épisode, Omar Alfarekh reçoit Jacques. Un bon français qui est parti se marier dans la Syrie de Bachar al-Assad. Pourquoi, comment ? Écoutez, vous saurez ! Entretien enregistré le 20 Juin 2025.Radio WNE (Warum Net Experience) 53 avenue du président Kennedy 68200 Mulhouse (France) www.radiowne.eu • tous nos liens = linktr.ee/radiowne.eu [email protected]ébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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