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Newspaper Article
A lucky accounting for most of Iraq's ancient treasures
2003
Overview
Take, for example, Tribune correspondent Bill Glauber's April 13 story, which bore the headline, \"Artifacts survive war--not chaos,\" with the subhead, \"Looters seize museum treasures.\" Unlike some of his competitors at other newspapers, Glauber wisely avoided quantifying the losses, but described some of the items that museum workers said had been hauled off by looters. Among those quoted was the deputy director of the museum, Nidal Amin. Who should have known better what the losses had been?
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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