i just watched the movie warfare this evening (harrowing and horrifying movie, i recommend) and came out of it really wanting some book recommendations (preferably nonfiction) about the history of the united states’ occupation in the middle east/iraq. i want to learn more about how we ended up there and why we’re still there. i would like recommendations for books that aren’t snooze-fests but also don’t glorify our occupation there and make the US look like heroes. maybe just some NF recs that are accessible for a regular person with no military experience whatsoever?
TIA!
by guccithongs
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“The Fall of Baghdad” by Jon Lee Anderson and “The prince of the marshes” by Rory Stewart were both really good! Both non fiction but really compelling and well told