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Blood Diamonds : Tracing the Deadly Path of the World's Most Precious Stones by Campbell, Greg, 1970- is a history book available to read on EtoBox.

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<p><p>journalist Greg Campbell Leads The Reader Down The International Diamond Trail Of Brutality, Horror, And Profit - Providing An On-the-ground And In-the-mines Story Of Global Consequence<p></p> <h3>foreign Affairs</h3> <p>campbell, A Freelance Writer, Sets Out To Rub The Noses Of Diamond-lovers In The Gore Of Sierra Leone's Brutal Civil War (1991-2001), In Which A Rebel Army Of Thieves Seized The Country's Diamond Fields And Specialized In Amputating The Limbs Of Villagers To Force Their Cooperation In The Plunder. Arriving On The Scene In 2001, Campbell Interviewed Survivors And Observed Efforts, Often Bumbling, By The Un's Huge Peacekeeping Mission To Stabilize The Country. Is There A Way To Bar The Sale Of Tainted Gems On The World Market? Ultimately No, The Author Says, Given The Ease Of Smuggling Something With Such Low Weight And High Value. But This Fact Has Not Stopped The De Beers Corporation, Which Still Controls About 65 Percent Of World Sales Of Uncut Diamonds, From Trying Mightily To Convince Consumers That Its Diamonds Are Clean. At This Stage, However, Few Consumers Know About The Villagers In Sierra Leone, Or That Al Qaeda Laundered Money By Buying Blood Diamon

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Author
Campbell, Greg, 1970-
Publisher
Basic Books; Westview Press
Published
2004
Language
EN
ISBN
9780813342207
Category
history
Subjects
Science, Fiction, True Crime
Rating
3.89 / 5 (1,006 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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