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These first 8 chapters can be difficult to read for the amount of acronyms used, and the technical language of a deployment mission.
But it is also filled with a lot of head smack reactions to the amount of road blocks that Dallaire faced in this UN mission.
But, I kinda don't want to get to the non technical part, because I don't think I am going to be able to handle what is coming next...
— Mar 01, 2020 09:39PM
But it is also filled with a lot of head smack reactions to the amount of road blocks that Dallaire faced in this UN mission.
But, I kinda don't want to get to the non technical part, because I don't think I am going to be able to handle what is coming next...
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Nancy
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This is a difficult read, for many reasons. Clearly, because of the atrocity of the entire situation, and the absolute lack of caring by the global community. It's written like how I'd imagine Romeo Dallaire's war dairies would have been written. It is from the perspective of him as a solider/military personnel, that documented every day meetings, and situations. It's more technical than I was expecting.
— Apr 12, 2020 08:11PM
