Despatches from the Gulf War

Despatches from the Gulf War by Brian MacArthur, published by Bloomsbury in 1991, offers a comprehensive look at the British press coverage during the Gulf War. This edition spans 371 pages and presents a collection of writings from notable journalists including John Simpson, Robert Fisk, and Max Hastings, among others. The book captures a variety of perspectives and insights from the front lines of the conflict.
Readers will find a diverse array of reports that reflect the complexities of the Persian Gulf War in 1991. The contributions from various journalists provide a cross-section of the media’s response to the events as they unfolded, showcasing the challenges and realities faced by those reporting in a war zone. This collection serves as a significant resource for understanding the historical context and media landscape of the time.
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A cross-section of the British press reportage from the Gulf War. This book includes pieces by John Simpson, Robert Fisk, Brent Sadler, Max Hastings, John Pilger, Bernard Levin, Richard Dowden and Martin Woollacott.
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