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A war of images

The bombardment of brutal pictures from Iraq is making the conflict a reality for Americans

By Mark Jurkowitz
Globe Staff / May 15, 2004

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The grisly images of war have come at a fast and furious pace. Gruesome scenes of the bodies of US contractors desecrated by a mob in Fallujah were followed by photographs of the flag-draped coffins of dead American soldiers. Then came horrifying pictures of the nation's military subjecting Iraqi prisoners to degradation and humiliation at the Abu Ghraib prison along ... (Full Article: 1173 Words)

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