How Wars Are Made: Book Two- Korea to Palestine: Sins of the Nations

How Wars Are Made: Book Two – Korea to PalestineFrom the overthrow of Mohammad Mosaddegh in Iran in 1953 to the continuing conflict in Palestine, this book follows the trail of decisions, interventions, propaganda campaigns, proxy wars, and military actions that helped shape the modern world.Through documented historical records, declassified government documents, official investigations, and the testimony of those who lived through these events, How Wars Are Made: Book Two – Korea to Palestine examines some of the most significant conflicts of the last seventy years.Inside are chapters covering:• Operation Ajax and the overthrow of Iran's elected government• The Shah's Iran and the road to revolution• Vietnam and the Gulf of Tonkin incident• Proxy wars in Chile, Indonesia, Angola, and Nicaragua• The Gulf War and the incubator story• The Balkans and NATO expansion• Afghanistan from Operation Cyclone to 2021• Iraq 2003 and the search for weapons of mass destruction• The Arab Spring, Syria, and Yemen• Israel and the unconditional guarantee• Libya and the lessons of interventionThis is not a book about heroes and villains. It is a book about power, interests, consequences, and the human cost paid by ordinary people when nations go to war.Part of the Sins of the Nations series.Documented Fact. Not Opinion. Read more