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Deborah Campbell
6 years ago
A Disappearance in Damascus grapples with some of journalism’s toughest ethical questions
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Deborah Campbell,
A Disappearance in Damascus:
A Story of Friendship and Survival in the Shadow of War
. Knopf, 2016. 352 pages. $28.32. By Jane Gerster “Do you think anything you write will make a difference?” A young Iraqi interpreter…
6 years ago
A life and death relationship ‘built entirely on trust’
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David Beers
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By David Beers for The Tyee By 2007, the violent chaos unleashed by the U.S. invasion of Iraq four years before had driven hundreds of thousands of Iraqis into Syria. Journalist Deborah Campbell sensed (all too accurately as we now…
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