AHMAD'S WAR AHMAD'S PEACE
One of the most stirring narratives to emerge from the second Gulf War, one that travels to the frontlines of battle, into the home of an Iraqi Kurdish family, and into the hearts of two journalists from different cultures whose intimate friendship and mutual passion for authentic freedom are an inspiration.

This book is the author’s moving tribute to Ahmad Shawkat, the Iraqi Kurd who served as his translator during “Major Combat Operations,” a man whose life’s work under an oppressive regime was to promote freedom of expression, a man who was ultimately murdered during the American occupation for his editorials criticizing Islamic intolerance.

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