== Litteratur ==
* Fisk, Robert (1990). ''Pity the Nation''. London: Touchstone. {{ISBN|0-671-74770-3}}—
* Friedmann, Thomas (1998). ''From Beirut to Jerusalem'', London: HarperCollins Publishers. {{ISBN|0-00-653070-2}}—
* Kathrin Nina Wiedl: ''The Hama Massacre – Reasons, Supporters of the Rebellion, Consequences'', Munich 2007, {{ISBN|978-3638710343}}.
* ''Is Syria really changing?'', London: 'Syria’s Islamist movement has recently shown signs of coming back to life, nearly 20 years after 30,000 people were brutally massacred in Hama in 1982' [[The Economist]], 16. november 2000
* ''Summary of the January 10, 2002, Roundtable on Militant Islamic Fundamentalism in the Twenty-First Century'', vol 24, nr 3, 2002: side 187 – 205
* ''Human Rights at the United Nations 1955-85: The Question of Bias'', International Studies Quarterly, vol 32, nr 3, 1988: side 275 – 303
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