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Can Dundar, The Case of One Turkish Journalist in Post-Coup Crackdown
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October 31, 2016
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5:10Now PlayingTurkish police raided the country's main opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet on Monday, detaining its current editor-in-chief and more than a dozen journalists. Former editor-in-chief Can Dundar today lives in exile — The Wall Street Journal interviewed him in Germany. Photo: Getty Images
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