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The Northern Front
by Charles Glass

Charles Glass: The Northern Front

The Northern Front is an eyewitness account of the Iraqi opposition's preparations for the American invasion, the Kurdish planning in northern Iraq and the early stages of the war when some of the opposition moved to the south.

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The Tribes Triumphant
by Charles Glass

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The Tribes Triumphant completes the story of Charles Glass' earlier Middle East adventure, Tribes With Flags, after his kidnapping by Hizballah in Lebanon.

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Tribes With Flags
by Charles Glass

Charles Glass: Tribes With Flags

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Money For Old Rope
by Charles Glass

Charles Glass: Money For Old Rope

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films

Charles Glass's interview with Edward Said, "Edward Said: The Last Interview," premiered at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London in 2004 and has been shown in cinemas around the world. A DVD of the interview can be ordered from the ICA.

His one-hour documentary, Pity the Nation: Charles Glass's Lebanon, was broadcast in 20 countries and prompted The London Evening Standard critic to call it "one of the best and most heart-rending documentaries I've ever seen."

Human rights groups lauded a Glass documentary about human rights abuses and military escalation, Iraq: Enemies of the State, for the BBC. The documentary was broadcast world-wide six months before Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.

Among his other BBC documentaries were Stains of War (1992) about war photographers and The Forgotten Faithful (1994) about the Palestinian Christian exodus from the West Bank. He presented the PBS documentary Our Man in Cairo (1993). Glass also contributed to the Commonwealth Award-winning documentary Islam for London Weekend Television in 1978 and the Peabody Award-winning Sadat: An Action Biography for ABC News in 1974.



contact
Charles Glass at charlesmglass
@yahoo.com


His literary agent Georgina Capel at Capel & Company, Wardour Street, Soho, London W1
georgina
@capelland.co.uk


In the US, his agent is Tina Bennett of
Janklow and Nesbit Associates
445 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10022-2606
Telephone 1 212 421 1700
tbennett@janklow.com

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