About “Pity the Nation”
Pity the Nation is an account of the Lebanon conflict written by Robert Fisk, based on his firsthand experience reporting from Beirut over twenty-six years. The book covers Lebanon's civil war, Israeli invasions, the activities of Lebanese militias, the involvement of the US Marines, and the emergence of suicide bombings, including their impact on Americans, while also examining Western betrayal and the decline of American influence in the Middle East.
Book details
- Published
- 1990
- Latest edition
- 1990 · ISBN 9780192852847
- ISBN
- 9780192852847
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Pity the Nation?
Pity the Nation by Robert Fisk has 725 pages.
