Hot Steel: From Soviet-Era Afghanistan to Post 9/11 : Frontline Encounters of the Longest-Serving Foreign Correspondent in Kabul

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Part war correspondent's memoir, part adventure-travel journal, this is the remarkable story of Terence White's exploits as a frontline photojournalist and the longest-serving foreign correspondent in Kabul. Clandestinely visiting Afghanistan during the bloody Soviet occupation, Terence befriended the famous mujahideen leader Ahmad Shah Masood.

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