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Baghdad, from Day to Day

Tuesday, April 8, 2003

TEMPOs Rommy Fibri is now in Baghdad. Amid the booming sounds of bombardment that daily have come closer, he has kept a diary of the war raging in the center of Iraqs capital. Excerpts:

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Syria-Iraq Border, March 27, 2003

It was stuffy in Syrias Aboul Kamal although it was winter. I wiped the perspiration from my forehead. I had to go through five inspection desks or interrogations before the Syrian immigration office eventually affixed its seal on my passport. They asked the usual questions: the names of my parents and my grandfather, my occupation, my address, my family status and my intention to visit Iraq.

I told them I inten

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