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CAIRO -- Five days into January's uprising against President Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian interior ministry forces cordoned off parts of the capital's teeming slum of Imbaba and entered its narrow streets.
"There were snipers on the tops of the buildings," said Galal Faisel Ali, 32. "My brother Nasr was looking out the door to see if people were gathering to protest."See the full content of this document
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Citizens Hope for Justice for Egyptian Revolt Carnage
Nasr, 18, fell dead, shot in the head.
Today, trials will resume for ousted Interior Minister Habib al- Adly and six of his security chiefs, charged with killing nearly 800 Egyptians, such as Ali's brother, during the 18-day revolt that felle...See the full content of this document
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