Death in Baghdad

Lily Hamourtziadou; Hamit Dardagan; John Sloboda

Death in Baghdad

Lily Hamourtziadou
, Hamit Dardagan
, John Sloboda

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Abstract

Bombings in Baghdad reduced, but never went away: 229 civilians were killed in explosions in the 3 years leading up to the Jan 21, 2021 attack.

Original language	English
Journal	Iraq Body Count website
Publication status	Published (VoR) - 26 Jan 2021

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