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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What would you do if a mission of mercy turned into a fight for survival inside one of the>In 292 in Abu Ghraib Prison: Eyewitness from Behind the Scenes of the Iraqi Invasion, humanitarian worker Moustafa Osman tells his story - not as a soldier or politician, but as a>The year was 2003. The bombs fell, Baghdad burned, and Saddam Hussein's regime crumbledbefore the eyes of the world. But what the cameras missed - the lives torn apart, the aid workers>He takes you into the places history books skim past: the streets of Fallujah, the cells of AbuGhraib, the checkpoints where every breath felt borrowed. Survival here wasn't just about foodor freedom. It was about dignity. About holding on to hope when the world seemed determined>This is not the usual Iraq War memoir. It isn't about battles fought with guns, but battles foughtwith conscience. It's the rare voice of a humanitarian in the fire of war - a man unarmed, navigating mistrust, captivity, and the impossible choice to keep believing in humanity even>Raw. Honest. Unflinching. This is more than a war story. It is a testament to the power of resilience and the cost of>For readers of military history, human rights accounts, survival memoirs, and true stories thatconfront the human cost of war, this book is not just another chronicle of Iraq. It is a window>Step into the heart of survival. Step into '292' in Abu Ghraib Prison. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What would you do if a mission of mercy turned into a fight for survival inside one of theworld's most notorious prisons? In 292 in Abu Ghraib Prison: Eyewitness from Behind the Scenes of the Iraqi Invasion, humanitarian worker Moustafa Osman tells his story - not as a soldier or politician, but as aman who stepped into chaos with only his faith, his resilience, and his will to serve. The year was 2003. The bombs fell, Baghdad burned, and Saddam Hussein's regime crumbledbefore the eyes of the world. But what the cameras missed - the lives torn apart, the aid workerstrapped between armies, the prison cells filled with fear - is what Osman lived. He takes you into the places history books skim past: the streets of Fallujah, the cells of AbuGhraib, the checkpoints where every breath felt borrowed. Survival here wasn't just about foodor freedom. It was about dignity. About holding on to hope when the world seemed determinedto crush it. This is not the usual Iraq War memoir. It isn't about battles fought with guns, but battles foughtwith conscience. It's the rare voice of a humanitarian in the fire of war - a man unarmed, navigating mistrust, captivity, and the impossible choice to keep believing in humanity evenwhen humanity seemed lost. Raw. Honest. Unflinching. This is more than a war story. It is a testament to the power of resilience and the cost ofcompassion in the darkest of places. For readers of military history, human rights accounts, survival memoirs, and true stories thatconfront the human cost of war, this book is not just another chronicle of Iraq. It is a windowinto the untold. Step into the heart of survival. Step into '292' in Abu Ghraib Prison. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket As Issued. Wear to covers, bumped and frayed corners, bookplate, otherwise text clean, solid, reading condition; plates and fold-outs in very good condition; no dust jacket; in English; (The Cheops Boats, Part I) ; NOTE: additional postage necessary for international shipping ; United Arab Republic, Ministry of Culture and National Orientation; Antiquities Department of Egypt.…

Hardcover. 1st Edition. Royal quarto. Pp. 72. Plus 67 plates, partly bound at end, including some large folding graphs and other visual representations. Text figures. HARDCOVER, bound in the original publisher's quarter cloth and printed boards, spine rubbed, cover stained, a corner repaired. A bit shabby exterior but with fine interior. ~ FIRST EDITION. Part I, all published. With a single stamp of the Allard Pierson Museum at bottom of first free endpaper, and the hieroglyphic stamp of Biblioteca Jordi Clos Llombart at bottom of title-page. X-6. ~ ~ NOTE: TOTAL REDUCTION SALE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator).…

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Rare. General Organization for Printing Offices, Cairo, 1960. First edition. Folio, viii & 72 pages, 67 plates. Original cloth with boards, very rubbed on edges, spine has tears and is fragile, missing title page. A fair copy. From the library of Egyptologist Charles Cornell Van Siclen III (VSX). Language: English. This book ships from the USA, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (TXR). Relevant subjects: Egypt: Old Kingdom & 1st IP. …

Rare. General Organization for Printing Offices, Cairo, 1960. First edition. Folio, viii & 72 pages, 67 plates. Original green cloth with boards. Tanning to boards, wear to covers, including rubbing in corners to expose cardboard, soiling especially along spine. Ex-library with usual marks. Stamp on second blank page. Minor soiling in the way of smudging or a couple of foxing spots on some pages, but overall clean inside. A good copy. Language: English. This book ships from the USA, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (TXR). Relevant subjects: Egypt: Old Kingdom & 1st IP.…

Rare. General Organization for Printing Offices, Cairo, 1960. First edition. Folio, viii & 72 pages, 67 plates. Original cloth with boards. Front cover is stained, back cover is rubbed on edges, inside in fine condition. A good copy. From the library of Egyptologist Herman de Meulenaere. Language: English. This book ships from Europe, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (BPF). Relevant subjects: Egypt: Old Kingdom & 1st IP. …

Rare. General Organization for Printing Offices, Cairo, 1960. First edition. Folio, viii & 72 pages, 67 plates. Original cloth with boards, a fine copy. From the library of Egyptologist Charles Cornell Van Siclen III (VSX). Language: English. This book ships from the USA, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (TXR). Relevant subjects: Egypt: Old Kingdom & 1st IP.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What would you do if a mission of mercy turned into a fight for survival inside one of theworld's most notorious prisons? In 292 in Abu Ghraib Prison: Eyewitness from Behind the Scenes of the Iraqi Invasion, humanitarian worker Moustafa Osman tells his story - not as a soldier or politician, but as aman who stepped into chaos with only his faith, his resilience, and his will to serve. The year was 2003. The bombs fell, Baghdad burned, and Saddam Hussein's regime crumbledbefore the eyes of the world. But what the cameras missed - the lives torn apart, the aid workerstrapped between armies, the prison cells filled with fear - is what Osman lived. He takes you into the places history books skim past: the streets of Fallujah, the cells of AbuGhraib, the checkpoints where every breath felt borrowed. Survival here wasn't just about foodor freedom. It was about dignity. About holding on to hope when the world seemed determinedto crush it. This is not the usual Iraq War memoir. It isn't about battles fought with guns, but battles foughtwith conscience. It's the rare voice of a humanitarian in the fire of war - a man unarmed, navigating mistrust, captivity, and the impossible choice to keep believing in humanity evenwhen humanity seemed lost. Raw. Honest. Unflinching. This is more than a war story. It is a testament to the power of resilience and the cost ofcompassion in the darkest of places. For readers of military history, human rights accounts, survival memoirs, and true stories thatconfront the human cost of war, this book is not just another chronicle of Iraq. It is a windowinto the untold. Step into the heart of survival. Step into '292' in Abu Ghraib Prison. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In 292 in Abu Ghraib Prison: Eyewitness from Behind the Scenes of the Iraqi Invasion, Moustafa Osman, a seasoned humanitarian worker, delivers a searing memoir of survival, compassion, and resilience amid the chaos of the 2003 Iraq War. Published in 2025, this gripping account offers a rare perspective-not from a soldier or politician, but from an unarmed aid worker caught in the crossfire of history.Osman arrived in Baghdad on March 18, 2003, as American and British forces closed in, tasked with delivering aid through Islamic Relief. But as Saddam Hussein's regime crumbled, his mission of mercy became a fight for survival. Captured and imprisoned in the notorious Abu Ghraib, alongside stints in Fallujah and Ramadi jails, Osman endured 16 harrowing days of interrogation, torture, and uncertainty. Through his eyes, we see the raw human cost of war-hollowed-out cities, desperate families, and the suffocating grip of a dictatorship unraveling.This is no ordinary war memoir. Osman's narrative weaves vivid memories from his earlier visits to Iraq in 1998 and 2002, revealing a nation strangled by sanctions, where opulent palaces stood in stark contrast to starving children. From navigating bureaucratic blacklists to smuggling magazines to isolated Iraqis, he exposes the quiet acts of defiance that kept hope alive. His return in May 2003 to rebuild schools and clear Baghdad's rubble underscores a relentless commitment to humanity, even as violence and looting spiraled.Raw and unflinching, 292 explores the ethical tightrope of humanitarian work in conflict zones, where aid becomes politicized and neutrality is a fragile shield. Osman reflects on the war's ripple effects-instability spreading to Syria, Yemen, and beyond-and questions the true cost of "liberation." With forewords, timelines, and annexes, this book is a vital resource for readers of military history, human rights narratives, and survival stories.For fans of The Forever War by Dexter Filkins or Imperial Life in the Emerald City by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Osman's account offers a unique lens on the Iraq War's unseen struggles. A UK-based Egyptian with over 33 years of aid work in 70+ countries, his voice resonates with authenticity and urgency. Step into the heart of Abu Ghraib's cells, where courage battled despair, and discover a testament to the enduring power of compassion. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In 292 in Abu Ghraib Prison: Eyewitness from Behind the Scenes of the Iraqi Invasion, Moustafa Osman, a seasoned humanitarian worker, delivers a searing memoir of survival, compassion, and resilience amid the chaos of the 2003 Iraq War. Published in 2025, this gripping account offers a rare perspective-not from a soldier or politician, but from an unarmed aid worker caught in the crossfire of history.Osman arrived in Baghdad on March 18, 2003, as American and British forces closed in, tasked with delivering aid through Islamic Relief. But as Saddam Hussein's regime crumbled, his mission of mercy became a fight for survival. Captured and imprisoned in the notorious Abu Ghraib, alongside stints in Fallujah and Ramadi jails, Osman endured 16 harrowing days of interrogation, torture, and uncertainty. Through his eyes, we see the raw human cost of war-hollowed-out cities, desperate families, and the suffocating grip of a dictatorship unraveling.This is no ordinary war memoir. Osman's narrative weaves vivid memories from his earlier visits to Iraq in 1998 and 2002, revealing a nation strangled by sanctions, where opulent palaces stood in stark contrast to starving children. From navigating bureaucratic blacklists to smuggling magazines to isolated Iraqis, he exposes the quiet acts of defiance that kept hope alive. His return in May 2003 to rebuild schools and clear Baghdad's rubble underscores a relentless commitment to humanity, even as violence and looting spiraled.Raw and unflinching, 292 explores the ethical tightrope of humanitarian work in conflict zones, where aid becomes politicized and neutrality is a fragile shield. Osman reflects on the war's ripple effects-instability spreading to Syria, Yemen, and beyond-and questions the true cost of 'liberation.' With forewords, timelines, and annexes, this book is a vital resource for readers of military history, human rights narratives, and survival stories.For fans of The Forever War by Dexter Filkins or Imperial Life in the Emerald City by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Osman's account offers a unique lens on the Iraq War's unseen struggles. A UK-based Egyptian with over 33 years of aid work in 70+ countries, his voice resonates with authenticity and urgency. Step into the heart of Abu Ghraib's cells, where courage battled despair, and discover a testament to the enduring power of compassion.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. '292' IN ABU GHRAIB PRISON | Eye Witness from Behind the Scenes of the Iraqi Invasion | Moustafa Osman | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Moustafa Osman | EAN 9781918156867 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …