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Understanding the Lebanese Civil War (1975–1990)
A comprehensive historical resource documenting one of Lebanon’s most defining conflicts
About the Lebanese Civil War
The Lebanese Civil War was a 15-year conflict driven by political, sectarian, and regional tensions. Starting in April 1975 and ending in 1990 with the Taif Agreement, the war reshaped Lebanon’s political system and demographics. This website serves as a historical archive, offering factual information, timelines, maps, and educational resources.
Key Topics
Explore major elements of the Lebanese Civil War
Timeline (1975–1990)
A year-by-year overview of major events, ceasefires, battles, and political developments.
Major Factions
A neutral overview of political parties, militias, and groups involved throughout the conflict.
Beirut Green Line
Historical significance of the Green Line that divided Beirut into East and West during the war.
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