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Fiasco:
The American Military Adventure in Iraq
by Thomas Ricks
Ricks, a
Pentagon war correspondent has written a thorough account of the
Iraq War from the planning stages through the beginning of 2006. The
book is a critique of the Iraq War divided into two parts, the
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Call in Hell: A Doctor's Iraq War Story
by Richard Jadick
This is a glimpse of the
Iraq War through the eyes of a doctor. Jadick and his medics
accompanied soldiers on attack in hopes of stabilizing and rushing
wounded to hospitals more quickly.
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The
Prince of the Marshes:
and Other Occupational Hazards of a Year in Iraq
by Rory Stewart
In late 2003 Stewart was
named a provincial governor. Although he spoke little Arabic, had
never been a governor before and had no experience working with
tribal leaders, Stewart learns to navigate his new job and gains
important insight into the lives of the Iraqi people.
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Imperial
Life in the Emerald City: Inside Iraq's Green Zone
by Rajiv Chandrasekaran
As Baghdad bureau chief
for the Washington Post, Chandrasekaran has spent more time in
U.S.-occupied Iraq than any other American journalist. His
perspective is what makes this account of the U.S. Provisional
Authority so interesting.
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No
End in Sight: Iraq's Descent into Chaos
by Charles Ferguson
This documentary examines
the chain of decisions that plunged Iraq into the current state of
chaos and civil war. The DVD argues that Iraq's current problems are
largely the result of tremendous errors on the part of the Bush
administration.
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