ملاجئ الموت - بغداد Shelters of death - Baghdad

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Shelters Of Death

الاثنين، 12 أبريل 2010

Interview with Sahab [junkel99] on Whohub


Interview with:
Sahab [junkel99]
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What is your blog address? What subjects do you deal with?
I have three blogs, each dedicated to collecting articles about a controversial Iraq shelter
http://aljadriya.blogspot.com/

http://alamriya.blogspot.com/

http://alhanaan.blogspot.com/

i make it as groupe of blogs by subject (shelters of death in Baghdad) http://3shelters.blogspot.com/
What was it that made you create your blog? On what date did you start it?
i made this blog to be not forget Crimes that took place against innocent civilians in Baghdad and the blood of the victims do not go in vain i start blogging in Mars 2008
What blogging system have you adopted and why?
i use blogger because google is the best
How many visits a day do you get? What type of comments do you receive?
50 visitors in day in Jadriya bunker blog http://aljadriya.blogspot.com i received many types of comments : ask help , sympathy , Support , more info , Cursing , Opposition
How has 'having a blog' contributed to your life?
I knew a lot about the crimes and victims and the secrets of shelters in baghdad from my blogs and visitors
Have you created relationships with other bloggers or readers of your blog?
other bloggers wiriting about me and my blogs and readers happy to find one post for this crimes
Does blogging bring in income for you? Can one make a living from posting?
To help people is enough for me
How do you promote your blog?
i put my blogs in many web
How would you define your readers? Have you got a faithful audience?
Families of the victims and missing persons and media follow me
What advice would you give to someone who wishes to begin a blog?
he must made one blog and know his gole

© SahabWeb address for this interview:

http://www.whohub.com/junkel99

الخميس، 14 يناير 2010

The Polynational WAR Memorial

MEMORIALS
AL-AMIRIYAH SHELTER MEMORIAL
Type: Physical memorial
ملجأ العامرية :Alternative name
Location: Baghdad
Country: Iraq
After 1991 the shelter was turned into a memorial. The blog http://alamriya.blogspot.com/ is devoted to this event and has published several images from the memorial. The Japanese online magazine The Shugoku Shimbun has also published some images in this article about the event.

POSTED BY JON BRUNBERG ON 2005-09-22