My War Gone By, I Miss It So

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I finished reading Anthony Loyd’s account of his time in the Balkans and Chechnya only a few days ago and am still feeling the after-effects .

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They forced the prisoners to walk toward the enemy lines, assuming the prisoners would not be fired upon. A surprised voice the other end of the line agreed to meet me at Notting Hill tube to discuss the prospect.The bodies had been looted and ID cards were scattered all over; sometimes the faces were almost unrecognizable as war changed them.

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But it was not a move I wished or chose to take, and in the close proximity of that flat, sharing their life with them, I found myself susceptible at least to the moods and emotions of the people with whom I lived. Ma trovo che la vera pornografia sia tradurre il titolo originale ‘My War Gone, I Miss It So’ in Apocalisse criminale. Gradually, Loyd begins to realize that it's not just Manly Times and becomes a bit preachy about it (eheu eheu his friends back home can't understand how REAL the issues in Bosnia are as they are 'consumerist children of the sixties with an appetite for quick kicks without complications' - they don't underSTAND how Lloyd has discovered that the war was about Things That Mattered and not just a machofest with hot chicks (the number of times he talks about the beautiful modelesque women he sees is eyerollworthy)) at which point we get reflective chapters that are intended to make you understand where he's coming from and I suppose, stop hating him.The war had bred a particular ingenuity to all who remained stuck in its confines and somehow, through a Gordian knot of communication I did not really understand that involved ham radio and distant phone connections, warning of my possible arrival had reached them from London. Their flat was a one-level affair with seven rooms, two of which had a direct view of the front line. The Bosnian War has long been one of those blank spots in my knowledge, which irked me as someone who not only enjoys history (military history in particular), but who was also alive during the conflict.