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The 32 Tourists Kidnapped in the Sahara Algeria and Mali, 2003 Series International True Crime In 2003, thirty-two European tourists vanished in the vast Sahara Desert, between Algeria and Mali. What began as an adventure trip became one of the most striking mass kidnappings of the early twenty-first century. For months, governments, security forces, and international media followed a case marked by silence, uncertainty, and a chain of decisions that still generates debate. This book presents and organizes the known facts of the kidnapping: - the disappearance in the middle of the desert, - the search operations that stretched on for weeks, - the transfer of the hostages across the Sahel, - the negotiations surrounding their release, - and the unanswered questions that remain more than two decades later. A documented, clear, and contextualized account that explains how an episode that unfolded in one of the most remote regions on the planet became an emblematic case in recent criminal history.

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