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Love and Loss in Baghdad
Friday, April 25, 2008
Michael Hastings, Newsweek’s Baghdad correspondent, explains how covering the war in Iraq came at a huge personal cost. He writes about love and loss in wartime in his new memoir, I Lost My Love in Baghdad.
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why doesn't michael Hastings have a http://en.wikipedia.org/ page?
Hello,
I am sorry to hear about your loss. Why was Andy killed? Why would she have been targeted. She doesn't sound as if she was a threat. Was it strictly her citizenship?
Ben
It is offensive Michael Hastings compares WWII and the US attack on Iraq. Outrageous!
What is this guy thinking???!!
REDICULOUS!
dear hjs,
the reason mr.hastings does not have a wikipedia entry is that nobody wrote one.
do some research and write one for him yourself, if you feel the need so strongly.
to do one's own wikipedia entry is by and large considered to be bad form indeed, which might be the reason he didn't do it himself.
cheers w.
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