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"Alberto" from Turin, Italy is the beloved among Afghan people for his work at the Red Cross Rehabilitation Center. In all the Orthopedic Centers of the Red Cross have fitted prostheses on 90,000 people who lost limbs to landmines placed in a cold war fought by western nations and their proxies, about a third of the injuries. The story of a surgeon in Gaza City who lost his wife and child to cross fire between militants and the Israelis.
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