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Chronicles of Chaos: How the Cold War Ignited the Middle East

Chronicles of Chaos: How the Cold War Ignited the Middle East
Danish Shaikh Independently Published History English Paperback 9798309342709
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Release Date : 03 February 2025
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Dimension : 15.24 x 0.94 x 22.86 cm
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For decades, the Middle East has been shaped by the ambitions of superpowers, the rise and fall of regimes, and the unintended consequences of foreign intervention. The Chronicles of Chaos unravels the region's turbulent history in reverse, tracing the fall of Bashar al-Assad back through the Iraq War, the rise of jihadist movements, the 9/11 attacks, and ultimately, the Cold War's proxy battles in Afghanistan.Through meticulous historical analysis and deeply human narratives, this book explores how the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the U.S. response set off a chain reaction that spiraled into modern chaos. From the arming of the Mujahideen to the collapse of Saddam Hussein and the Arab Spring's unintended outcomes, each chapter reveals the interconnected forces that led to Syria's collapse.Blending geopolitical insight, personal stories, and critical reflection, this book challenges conventional narratives and forces readers to rethink the cycles of war, intervention, and instability that continue to shape our world today.For those who seek to understand not just what happened, but why it happened, this is an essential read.

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