Good Bye BaghDad

Good Bye BaghDad

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WpMetadataReadComplete Fri, May 22, 2020<5 mins
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This is a short non-fiction story that exhibits images of Iraq in 2004 when Saddam Husain was captured by American forces and Baghdad was leaderless. It is written from a child's perspective. It conveys total innocency and hardships Iraqis lived through and battled to reach some normalcy for themselves and loved ones.
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The United States. 2004. History isn't the same how it played out in our world, and a tyrannical government took over and shut off the country from the outside world 20 years ago. Revolutionaries hide in the shadows, slowly chipping away, hoping to return to the country they once knew. James is the son of two that went missing, and he's been kept in the dark until now.

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