A Dirty War

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A Dirty War is a non-fiction book by Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya that documents human rights abuses and the brutal realities of the Second Chechen War.

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instanceOf book
non-fiction book
about Chechen conflict NERFINISHED
Russian military NERFINISHED
civilian population in Chechnya
human rights organizations’ concerns
author Anna Politkovskaya NERFINISHED
basedOn Anna Politkovskaya’s reporting trips to Chechnya
countryOfOrigin Russia
depicts Chechnya NERFINISHED
Russian military operations in Chechnya
describes brutal realities of the Second Chechen War
conditions in Chechnya during the conflict
impact of war on civilians
documents abuses by Chechen fighters
abuses by Russian federal forces
human rights violations
focusesOn civilian suffering
enforced disappearances
extrajudicial killings
torture
war crimes allegations
genre journalism
political non-fiction
war reporting
hasAuthorNationality Russian
hasContributor Anna Politkovskaya NERFINISHED
hasForm collection of articles
reportage
hasNotableFeature first-hand accounts from Chechnya
focus on individual victims and families
investigative reporting on war crimes
hasPerspective critical of Russian government conduct in Chechnya
mainSubject Second Chechen War NERFINISHED
human rights abuses
movement independent journalism
nonFictionSubject Russian politics
human rights in Russia
post-Soviet conflicts
originalLanguage Russian
publisher The Harvill Press NERFINISHED
timePeriodCovered Second Chechen War NERFINISHED
translatedInto English NERFINISHED

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