The story of one American's Quixote-like vision for Kurdistan following Saddam's barbarous attacks of the early 1990s - encouraging the Kurds to build one of the most remarkable, hopeful, and prosperous cultures in not just the Middle East but the world.
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The story of one American's Quixote-like vision for Kurdistan following Saddam's barbarous attacks of the early 1990s - encouraging the Kurds to build one of the most remarkable, hopeful, and prosperous cultures in not just the Middle East but the world.
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The story of one American s Quixote-like vision for Kurdistan following Saddam s barbarous attacks of the early 1990s encouraging the Kurds to build one of the most remarkable, hopeful, and prosperous cultures in not just the Middle East but the world.
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Stephen Mansfield is the New York Times best-selling author of numerous popular books about the interplay of religion and culture. He is a featured blogger at HuffingtonPost.com. He divides his time between Washington, D.C. and Nashville, Tennessee.
The story of one American s Quixote-like vision for Kurdistan following Saddam s barbarous attacks of the early 1990s encouraging the Kurds to build one of the most remarkable, hopeful, and prosperous cultures in not just the Middle East but the world.
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