Pity the Nation: Lebanon at War

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"Pity the Nation: Lebanon at War" is a landmark non-fiction book by journalist Robert Fisk that chronicles the Lebanese Civil War through detailed reportage and personal eyewitness accounts.

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instanceOf history book
non-fiction book
war reportage
author Robert Fisk
basedOn eyewitness accounts
on-the-ground reporting
countryOfSubject Lebanon
coversEvent Israeli invasion of Lebanon
linked to: 1982 Lebanon War

Sabra and Shatila massacre
Syrian involvement in Lebanon
coversTheme civil war
foreign military intervention
human cost of war
journalistic ethics in war reporting
sectarian conflict
criticalReception considered a classic of war reporting
widely acclaimed
firstPublicationYear 1990
genre journalism
political history
hasEdition paperback edition
revised edition
hasIllustrations photographs
hasISBN 9780192801302
hasPerspective Western foreign correspondent
critical of Western and regional powers
language English
libraryOfCongressSubject Lebanon—History—Civil War, 1975-1990
War correspondents—Great Britain—Biography
mainSubject Lebanese Civil War
mediaType print
narrativeForm first-person reportage
notableFor critical analysis of foreign intervention in Lebanon
detailed coverage of Lebanese Civil War
use of personal eyewitness testimony
placeOfWriting Beirut
publisher André Deutsch
Oxford University Press
relatedWork The Great War for Civilisation: The Conquest of the Middle East
setting Lebanon
targetAudience general readers
journalism professionals
students of Middle Eastern history
timePeriodCovered Lebanese Civil War
late 20th century Middle East conflicts
titleOrigin inspired by Khalil Gibran poem "Pity the Nation"

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Robert Fisk notableWork Pity the Nation: Lebanon at War