A Small Corner of Hell

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A Small Corner of Hell 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 civilians
Chechen villages under bombardment
displaced persons
life in war-torn Grozny
refugees
author Anna Politkovskaya NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Russia
describes daily life under military occupation
fear and insecurity in Chechnya
psychological trauma of war
documents abuses by Russian federal forces
abuses by pro-Moscow Chechen forces
conditions in filtration camps
human rights violations
impact of war on civilians
focusesOn Russian military operations in Chechnya
abductions
disappearances
extrajudicial killings
torture
genre human rights literature
journalism
non-fiction
war reporting
hasEnglishTitle A Small Corner of Hell NERFINISHED
hasPerspective critical of Russian government policy in Chechnya
sympathetic to civilian victims
languageOfTitle English
literaryForm investigative journalism
reportage
mainSubject Chechnya NERFINISHED
Second Chechen War NERFINISHED
civilian suffering in war
human rights abuses
war crimes
notableFor critical stance toward Russian military and security services
detailed eyewitness accounts from Chechnya
exposing human rights abuses in Chechnya
originalLanguage Russian
partOf Anna Politkovskaya works on Chechnya
relatedWork A Dirty War NERFINISHED
timePeriodCovered Second Chechen War NERFINISHED
early 2000s

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Anna Politkovskaya notableWork A Small Corner of Hell