Don't Shoot The Clowns: War and the Circus in Iraq by Jo Wilding (Author)

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Don't Shoot The Clowns: War and the Circus in Iraq by Jo Wilding (Author)ISBN: 9781904456483 Publisher : New Internationalist Publications Ltd, 5 Oct. 2006 Paperback, 272 pages "Don't Shoot the Clowns" is Jo Wilding's account of living with Iraqi people during the war and its aftermath. She tells what daily life is really like in a country coping with invasion and occupation, and how she and a hastily recruited troupe of circus performers brought clowns, laughter and some moments of respite to the children of Iraq. As a

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