To Be a Friend Is Fatal: The Fight to Save the Iraqis America Left Behind
Kirk W. Johnson examines America’s responsibility toward the Iraqis left behind after the Iraq War. Combining political perspective with a deeply human focus, To Be a Friend Is Fatal considers the costs of abandoned commitments and the continuing fight to protect those caught in the aftermath of American intervention.
About This Book
To Be a Friend Is Fatal explores the consequences of America’s withdrawal from Iraq for the Iraqis it left behind.
Kirk W. Johnson focuses on the fight to save those facing an uncertain future after supporting or working with the United States.
The book considers friendship, responsibility, and the difficult obligations created by war and international intervention.
It is a work of political and contemporary history centered on the human cost of abandoned commitments.
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