Discover a gripping account of one of the bloodiest conflicts of the 20th century

Pity the Nation is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the complex events of the Lebanese war. This book pulls you into the very heart of the conflict, where politics, human fate and the brutality of war merge into a compelling and instructive narrative.

Written by one of Britain’s leading journalists, the book combines deep political analysis with firsthand war reporting. Pity the Nation is not only a historical document but also an eyewitness testament to human savagery and the tragedies of war. Through this work you gain not only facts but a deeper understanding of the consequences of military clashes in the Lebanese context.

This unique title helps you better grasp the complexity of modern wars and serves as a reminder of why knowing history is essential to preventing its repetition.

Main benefits of this book:

• Authentic testimony - a blend of war reports and political analysis from an experienced journalist.
• Historical context - a detailed look at the conflict in Lebanon that shaped Middle Eastern history.
• Readable and informative style that appeals to a wide range of readers.
• Human stories - the book captures the human side of war, not just facts and figures.
• Food for thought on the impacts of war and the importance of peace.

What the book will give you:

• A detailed analysis of the political events leading to the Lebanese conflict.
• Vivid descriptions of battles and their aftermath.
• Views and experiences of direct witnesses to the events.
• Better understanding of the complex relationships in the Middle East.
• Inspiration for further learning and broadening your horizons on modern history.