WHEN THE CHEERING STOPS.

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Title: WHEN THE CHEERING STOPS. (cover story)
Authors: Gibbs, Nancy, Perry, Alex, Robinson, Simon, Lacey, Jim, McCarthy, Terry, Calabresi, Massimo, Dickerson, John F., Thompson, Mark, Ware, Michael
Source: TIME Magazine. 4/21/2003, Vol. 161 Issue 16, p40. 7p. 3 Color Photographs, 1 Map.
Subjects: Hussein, Saddam, 1937-2006, Pillage, Weapons of mass destruction, Representative government, Iraqi politics & government, 1991-2003, United States armed forces, American military personnel
Geographic Terms: Iraq, United States
Abstract: Describes the chaos, violence, looting, freedom, and jubilation in Iraq after the collapse of the Saddam Hussein regime in Baghdad. Rumors that Saddam has survived the bombings; Disappearance of the Baath Party enforcers and official communications; The search by United States soldiers for weapons of mass destruction; Relations between the Iraqis and the liberating soldiers; The challenge of planning humanitarian and postwar efforts; Discussion of setting up a government authority that will support democracy, installing a legitimate army, and recruiting a police force; Efforts to prevent looting; Statistics of the war in Iraq.
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Abstract:Describes the chaos, violence, looting, freedom, and jubilation in Iraq after the collapse of the Saddam Hussein regime in Baghdad. Rumors that Saddam has survived the bombings; Disappearance of the Baath Party enforcers and official communications; The search by United States soldiers for weapons of mass destruction; Relations between the Iraqis and the liberating soldiers; The challenge of planning humanitarian and postwar efforts; Discussion of setting up a government authority that will support democracy, installing a legitimate army, and recruiting a police force; Efforts to prevent looting; Statistics of the war in Iraq.
ISSN:0040781X