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The Wars Against Saddam

Di: John Simpson
Letto da: John Simpson
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From acclaimed foreign correspondent John Simpson, a riveting account of more than twenty years spent covering Saddam Hussein's Iraq. Read by the author.

A major work of serious reportage, The Wars Against Saddam explores the full story of Saddam Hussein's rise to power, and his relationship with the West throughout his dictatorship. Simpson blends history with personal anecdotes from decades spent reporting in the field, offering unparalleled insight and perspective.

This is essential listening for anyone seeking to understand the complex history of Iraq under Saddam Hussein's rule.

'By far the most comprehensive and readable account to date . . . Simpson remains a reporter who cares' – The Sunday Times

'Well-paced and well balanced . . . The Wars Against Saddam impresses not so much by its urgency as its detachment . . . the book exhibits, not bias, but a proper perspective' – Boyd Tonkin, Independent

Arte e letteratura Giornalisti, redattori ed editori Guerre e conflitti Medio Oriente Militare Politica e attivismo Politici
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By far the most comprehensive and readable account to date . . . Simpson remains a reporter who cares
Well-paced and well balanced . . . The Wars Against Saddam impresses not so much by its urgency as its detachment . . . the book exhibits, not bias, but a proper perspective (Boyd Tonkin, Independent)
The first big book about the decade's big story . . . totally compelling (Giles Whittell, The Times)
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