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"Michael Hastings, Newsweek's youngest war correspondent, recounts his observations and conversations over a two-year period, from August 2005 when he arrived in Iraq to August 2007 when he describes the death of Andi Parhamovich, a young idealist Michael had fallen in love with back in New York."@en
"At twenty-five, Michael Hastings arrived in Baghdad as Newsweek's youngest war correspondent. Back in New York he had fallen in love with Andi Parhamovich, and she followed him, working herself in the war torn area. This book is a raw, brave and brilliantly observed account of the war and a heartbreaking story of one life lost to it.-from back cover."
"At age 25, Michael Hastings arrived in Baghdad to cover the war in Iraq for Newsweek, with a little Hemingway romanticism and all the apparatus of a 21st-century reporter. He describes the chaos, the violence, the threats of bomb and mortar attacks, the front lines that can be anywhere. This is a new kind of war: private security companies follow their own rules or lack thereof; soldiers in combat get instant messages from their girlfriends and families. Back in New York, Hastings had fallen in love with Andi Parhamovich, a young idealist who worked for Air America. A year later, Andi followed Michael to Iraq. Their war-zone romance is another window into life in Baghdad. Then Andi goes on a dangerous mission for her new employer--a meeting that ends in catastrophe. This is both a raw account of the war and a heartbreaking story of one life lost.--From publisher description."
"At age 25, Michael Hastings arrived in Baghdad to cover the war in Iraq for Newsweek, with a little Hemingway romanticism and all the apparatus of a 21st-century reporter. He describes the chaos, the violence, the threats of bomb and mortar attacks, the front lines that can be anywhere. This is a new kind of war: private security companies follow their own rules or lack thereof; soldiers in combat get instant messages from their girlfriends and families. Back in New York, Hastings had fallen in love with Andi Parhamovich, a young idealist who worked for Air America. A year later, Andi followed Michael to Iraq. Their war-zone romance is another window into life in Baghdad. Then Andi goes on a dangerous mission for her new employer--a meeting that ends in catastrophe. This is both a raw account of the war and a heartbreaking story of one life lost.--From publisher description."@en
"At age twenty-five, Michael Hastings arrived in Baghdad to cover the war in Iraq for -- I Lost My Love in Baghdad is both a raw, brave, brilliantly observed account of the war and a heartbreaking story of one life lost to it."@en
"In January 2007 American aid worker Andi Parhamovich was killed in Baghdad. She was also engaged to the author, Newsweek's Iraqi correspondent Michael Hastings. Hastings charts the ups and downs of their relationship, a modern love story played out against the ultra-violent backdrop of Iraq. Questions involvement in Iraq war."
"Autobiographical reminiscences of the author about his love when he was journalist at the time of Iraq war, 2003."

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"I lost my love in Baghdad : a modern war story"
"I lost my love in Baghdad : a modern war story"@en
"I lost my love in Baghdad"
"Ḥubbī al-ḍāʻiʼ fī Baghdād quṣṣat ḥarb muʼāṣarah"
"I Lost My Love in Baghdad a Modern War Story"@en
"Āya lôsṭa māya lavha ina Bagadāda : eka ādhunika yuddhakathā"
"I lost my love in Baghdad a modern war story"@en

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