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David Enders

David Enders has written for Men’s Journal, Mother Jones, and The Nation, as well as the (London) Sunday Times, Washington Times, and other newspapers. His book, Baghdad Bulletin (Michigan, 2005), is an account of the first year of the occupation and the English-language magazine he co-founded in Baghdad.

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Behind the Wall: Inside Baghdad’s Sadr City

By David Enders

Summer 2009

A US Army crane hoists a concrete barrier into place in Sadr City (Petr David Josek / AP Images). As the crowd of chanting men grew around us, my translator gave me a sidelong glance. “We should leave now,” he said. Norma [...]

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No Roads Out, No Roads Home

By David Enders

Summer 2008

Mehyar said he had a car, but he didn’t bring it with him. “It’s broken,” he told me, and I’m sure my expression gave away my dismay. “We can take a cab, or we can take my bike.” By spring 2006, getting in a cab in Baghdad, espe [...]

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