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الكتائب اللبنانية
Sidon Christians: Presence and Decline
The article discusses the history of the Lebanese city of Sidon, focusing on the decline of the Christian community there since the mid-20th century. This decline has been driven by migration to other cities for education and work, as well as displacement and emigration due to security conditions. As a result, many old houses have been left vacant, and Christians have distanced themselves from the old neighborhood. The article also highlights the demographic, social, and political changes that have affected the city, with references to its rich Christian heritage and the prominent Christian families' role in political and cultural life.
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