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All Necessary Means: Gulf War and Its Aftermath
Ben Brown
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Description for All Necessary Means: Gulf War and Its Aftermath
Paperback. Clean copy, covers worn and dusty
On the last day of February 1991, President Bush stopped a war that had been devastating for the Iraqis but a confident victory for the Allied forces. Now Iraq's Kurds are fleeing to Iran and Turkey in their thousands in fear of massacre by Saddam Hussein's forces. Ben Brown was in Riyadh for most of the Gulf War, and in Kuwait City when it was liberated. David Shukman was monitoring the air and ground war from London. Here they talk to key participants - pilots, Iraqi and British soldiers, American generals - to analyze the causes and conduct of the ... Read more
On the last day of February 1991, President Bush stopped a war that had been devastating for the Iraqis but a confident victory for the Allied forces. Now Iraq's Kurds are fleeing to Iran and Turkey in their thousands in fear of massacre by Saddam Hussein's forces. Ben Brown was in Riyadh for most of the Gulf War, and in Kuwait City when it was liberated. David Shukman was monitoring the air and ground war from London. Here they talk to key participants - pilots, Iraqi and British soldiers, American generals - to analyze the causes and conduct of the ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
BBC Books
Format
Paperback
Publication date
1991
Number of Pages
208
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780563363040
SKU
KEX0217385
Shipping Time
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Ref
99-1
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