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So far among the author’s works i am familiar with all of which are fairly short and to the point there have been two types of books books about the military equipment of a given context or books about military operations

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In terms of its contents the book reads like a dramatic diary that was born to be made into a film

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Intermixed with the story of the siege which shows a pretty standard pattern of initial surprise a great deal of pressure at the start the gradual development of stockholm syndrome where hostages began to identify with the terrorists and then a period of increased pressure and strain as the lack of sleep and the atmosphere of threat wore on everyone involved while rescue operations were simultaneously planned to be put into place if any of the hostages were killed

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When one was killed and confirmed dead the fate of the terrorists was sealed with five of the six being killed one imprisoned at the cost of a couple of wounded and one killed hostage among those who were left

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The book also demonstrates the essential difficulty of coordinating responses between decision makers who often do not have all the information multiple layers of civil and military bureaucracy that do not always work in harmony as well as the media whose inaccurate reports can exacerbate tensions within a hostage situation and also foreign actors who have their own agendas

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Operation nimrod ill be honest i didnt even know that this had happened almost 35 years ago