Ipod recharge in foreign country

I'm going abroad to the Middle East with my iPod. I was wondering if the iPod nano recharger would work with a simple converter. I've heard that the battery overheats and "explodes" when plugged in to recharge.
Will it be safe to rechrge?
Thanks for any help.

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