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Predictors and severity of probable acute stress disorder following the Beirut Port Blast
European Journal of Psychotraumatology, 2022 Background The Beirut Port Blast on August 4, 2020 is the largest (non-nuclear) explosion on record. St George Hospital University Medical Center (SGHUMC), a leading academic medical centre in Lebanon, adjacent to the Port, sustained a massive loss in ...
E. Karam +5 more
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The Myth of Beirut’s Resilience: Introduction to the Thematic Issue
Urban Planning, 2022 This editorial introduces a thematic issue of Urban Planning on recent developments in Beirut, Lebanon. It emphasises the multiple crises the city has been undergoing for some time, which include an enduring political and economic crisis, the impact of ...
Liliane Buccianti-Barakat, Markus Hesse
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Impacts of 2020 Beirut Explosion on Port Infrastructure and Nearby Buildings
Natural Hazards Review, 2022 6 At 18:08 on 4 August 2020, a large explosion occurred at Hangar 12 in the Port of Beirut. The size 7 of the explosion was equivalent to that of an earthquake with local magnitude (M L ) of 3.3 (USGS).
S. Sadek +5 more
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Urbanism and Geographic Crises: A Micro-Simulation Lens on Beirut
Urban Planning, 2022 At a geographical and strategic confluence, the ancient city of Beirut, Lebanon, has witnessed crises from natural and human causes over the centuries.
Ali Termos, Neil Yorke-Smith
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Beirut under Russian rule. Part 2. The siege and the occupation (1773-1774)
RUDN Journal of World History, 2019 During the Russian-Ottoman war of 1768-1774 Russia became the first European country that invaded Middle East in the Modern times and even for the short period occupied its part: the town of Beirut.
Taras Y. Kobishchanov
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Assessing the psychological impact of Beirut Port blast: A cross-sectional study
Medicine, 2022 Beirut Port blast’s magnitude is considered the third after Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings. This blast occurred in the densely populated section of Beirut, leaving more than six thousand injured patients.
Moustafa Al Hariri +8 more
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‘When language skews narratives’
Medicine Anthropology Theory, 2017 The ISIS-led attacks on Paris, Beirut, and Baghdad in November 2015 were covered in a variety of ways by major news outlets globally. Coverage of the Paris attack was widespread, and layered with personal stories about those personally affected and ...
Ashish Premkumar, Kareem Raad
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Lateral, 2021 Ghassan Moussawi’s "Disruptive Situations" challenges the exceptionalist representations of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans (LGBT) experiences in Beirut through a focus on the everyday queer strategies and tactics.
Robert Flahive
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Journal of Transnational American Studies, 2016 The first Miss Lebanon-America, Rosemary Hakim, landed at Beirut Airport in July 1955 to start a public diplomacy tour. As an American beauty queen from Detroit visiting Lebanon, her parents' homeland, she was greeted enthusiastically by the local press ...
Martina Koegeler-Abdi
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Davis-Beirut reaction: route to thiazolo-, thiazino-, and thiazepino-2H-indazoles. [PDF]
, 2014 Methods for the construction of thiazolo-, thiazino-, and thiazepino-2H-indazoles from o-nitrobenzaldehydes or o-nitrobenzyl bromides and S-trityl-protected 1°-aminothioalkanes are reported.
Farber, Kelli M +2 more
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