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نحو فهم أعمق لمشكلة شرق السودان (1-5)

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جغرافيا الإقليم يُعدّ إقليم البجا من أقدم الأقاليم المأهولة بالسكان في السودان، إذ تقطنه مجموعات سكانية ضاربة الجذور في التاريخ تُعرف مجتمعةً باسم البجا، وهم السكان الأصليون للإقليم منذ قرون طويلة. وإلى جانب هذه المجموعات التاريخية، استقرت في الإقليم عبر فترات زمنية مختلفة قبائل ومجموعات أخرى وفدت من داخل السودان وخارجه، واندمجت تدريجياً في النسيج …

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