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Campbell’s award-winning book starts in 2007, when she went to Damascus to cover the influx of refugees fleeing Iraq in the wake of Hussein’s downfall. A foreign correspondent who has written for publications including The Economist and Foreign Policy, Campbell hired a “fixer” to help find reliable contacts and in Ahlam met a remarkable woman. Forced to leave Iraq after reprisals for her humanitarian work, Ahlam set up a school for displaced girls in the refugee camp. When she was kidnapped, Campbell set out to find her, and her book is a revealing portrait of both a refugee crisis and the mutual dependence of journalists and those whose lives they report on.
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Washington, DC 20008
Non Fiction
$27.00
ISBN: 9781250147875
Availability: Special Order—Subject to Availability
Published: Picador - September 5th, 2017
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