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How to break a terrorist : the U.S. interrogators who used brains, not brutality, to take down the deadliest man in Iraq / Matthew Alexander with John R. Bruning

By: Alexander, MatthewContributor(s): Bruning, JohnPublication details: St. Martin's Griffin 2011ISBN: 9780312675110Subject(s): Terrorists | Zarqawi, Abu Mus'ab, 1966-2006 | Qaida (Organization) | Alexander, Matthew | Military interrogationLOC classification: HV | 6433

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