Summary: And Then All Hell Breaks Loose: Two Decades in the Middle East
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Summary: And Then All Hell Breaks Loose: Two Decades in the Middle East
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About this listen
This is a summary of And Then All Hell Broke Loose: Two Decades in the Middle East - not the original book.
And Then All Hell Breaks Loose is a powerful book on the life of one reporter in the Middle East. Richard Engal spent most of his life from 1996 - now in the Middle East covering many different stories. From his time in Cairo with the first al-Qaeda attacks to the Iraqi War and then to Syria, Engal has seen it all. He reminisces what it felt like in Lebanon to go back to a semi-normal life after his intense years living undercover in Baghdad, fearing for his life on a minute-by-minute basis. This book brings to life what reporters actually go through and how they deal with death and catastrophic events while reporting to the American public in a calm demeanor.
Inside this Slim Reads summary/review of And Then All Hell Broke Loose:
- Summary of each chapter
- Highlights (key points)
- Bonus: Critics corner
- Bonus: Report about the tidiest and messiest places on Earth.