The Longest War: Saddam's Fall to Khomeini's Rise
Step into the firestorm that reshaped the Middle East. The Longest War: Saddam's Fall to Khomeini's Rise is a powerful, unflinching exploration of the eight-year Iran-Iraq War-one of the 20th century's most brutal and overlooked conflicts.
From Saddam Hussein's ruthless ambition to Ayatollah Khomeini's revolutionary fervor, this gripping narrative traces the war from its explosive beginnings to its haunting, unresolved end. With meticulous research and dramatic storytelling, it sheds light on key battles, chemical atrocities, international conspiracies, and the unspeakable toll on civilians and soldiers alike.
Perfect for readers of military history, political biography, and Middle Eastern studies, this book offers:
In-depth analysis of the war's origins and consequences
Vivid accounts of major battles like Khorramshahr, Basra, and the Halabja massacre
Uncovered secrets like the Iran-Contra Affair and global power games
A deeply human look at the war's forgotten victims and veterans
Whether you're a history scholar, a political enthusiast, or a reader drawn to real-world epics, The Longest War will captivate and enlighten.
Discover the war that shaped today's Middle East.