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Authorities took journalists to what they described as Tripoli's seaside "martyrs" cemetery in attempt to substantiate official claims of the dead and injured.

latimes.com - News 2011

It once took years before political shifts would translate into new labels on a globe, but when Libyan rebels changed the name of Tripoli's Green Square to Martyr's Square the transformation appeared on Google Maps within hours.

Slate Magazine Seth Stevenson 2011

The Libyan prime minister and his staff, however, do not yet have a problem with what you might call Tripoli's "power vacuum".

BBC News - Home 2011

In a show of force, tens of thousands of Libyan Berbers rallied in Tripoli's central Martyrs' Square late last month—both to celebrate the new regime and to press their demands.

Camels, Minority Rights Spur Battle in Libya Sam Dagher 2011

A 1984 graduate of Benghazi's Garyounis University who has spent her entire career in Tripoli's Department of Antiquities, Ms. Howasi tells the recent history of the museum without drama.

After Gadhafi, Hope for Modernity Ann Marlowe 2011

Many of those who were arrested in the crackdown were tossed into Tripoli's Abu Salim Prison.

Between Gadhafi and Eastern Libya, a Mutual Distrust Charles Levinson 2011

Media reports relate stories of his secret police terrorizing Tripoli's population and killing indiscriminately.

Obama's Libyan Abdication 2011

Panoramic/Zuma Press Moammar Gadhafi, shown on a visit to Rome in June 2009, rallied supporters from hiding after Tripoli's fall.

Eccentric and Brutal, He Met End as a Fugitive Richard Boudreaux 2011

On Sunday, Ms. Howasi led me on an all-too-brief tour of the five-story structure, built in 1988 with Unesco help inside Tripoli's 17th-century Saraya al Hamra, or Red Palace.

After Gadhafi, Hope for Modernity Ann Marlowe 2011

Reuters Libyans celebrate in Tripoli's Martyrs' Square on Thursday following news of Gadhafi's death in Sirte.

Mideast Looks to Libya for Lessons Nour Malas 2011