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Writer - The Guardian & The Observer | Amexica 'War Along the Borderline' | The War is Dead, Long Live the War | When Words Fail: A Life With Music, War & Peace
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Údobí pekla : Porozumění bosenské válce přehled

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By Ed Vulliamy
| databazeknih.cz
Domů Knihy Údobí pekla : Porozumění bosenské válce Přehled Údobí pekla : nejen o válce v Bosně, ale i o úsilí českých vojáků nastolit v této zemi mír. Literatura naučná Vojenství Vydáno: 1994 , Naše vojsko Originální název: Seasons in Hell: Understanding Bosnia´s War, 1994 více info... Přehled Komentáře 3 Hodnocení 24 Bazar 1 Vydání 2 Podobné Zajímavosti Diskuze Můj komentář Zatím jste nenapsal(a) svůj komentář ke knize Údobí pekla : Porozumění bosenské válce. Přidejte ho zde.
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Literary Festival 2011 - New Ways to Witness Wars

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By James Brabazon, Jill McGivering, Ed Vulliamy
| LSE Connect Verified
Friday 18 February 2011 | 1 hour 28 minutes 47 seconds Three of the best British conflict reporters describe three very different ways to tell the stories of three very different war-zones. Fiction, biography and reportage are used to tell gripping narratives of some of the most brutal places in the world. These are the deep, nasty, real stories of Mexico’s drug wars, an African coup, and the so-called war on terror in Afghanistan.
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Saving lives from synthetic opioids

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By Ed Vulliamy
| Prospect Magazine Verified
The summer of 2016 was an auspicious one for Daniel Cowan; he was sorting things out, for the better. His marriage had ended, but he had secured a new job and found himself a nice apartment in Edinburgh, near what had been the family home, in Linlithgow, until his parents moved south in 2006. The post was with the Towry financial services company, of which his father was a director, but earned on merit.
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