Episode

Frontline: Shattered Dreams

Name: Frontline: Shattered Dreams
Released: 2002-06-27
Duration: 117 min
Cast: Will Lyman, Judy Woodruff, Jessica Savitch, Donald Trump, David E. Hoffman

FrontlineSeason 202002-06-27

Overview

How the Israeli-Palestinian peace process begun at Oslo was derailed.

Details

Series: Frontline
Season: Season 20
Episode: Episode 24
Air date: 2002-06-27
Runtime: 117 min

Episode context

Shattered Dreams is Episode 24 in Season 20 of Frontline. It aired on 2002-06-27. The runtime is 117 min.

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