Saddam Likes Dostoyevsky

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From the Washington Post:
In the small hut near the hole where former president Saddam Hussein spent his final hours of freedom, a dozen books were piled on top of a chest near the bed. There was a book on interpreting dreams, volumes of classical Arabic poetry titled "Discipline" and "Sin," and Fyodor Dostoyevsky's "Crime and Punishment."

Crime and Punishment and dream interpretation?

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