The National Museum of Palmyra, Syria, which was vandalized by Islamic State, is shown in 2016 after its recapture (Valery SharifulinTASS via Getty Images)

The Battle for Palmyra: Where Archaeology, Propaganda, Politics Intersect

Ksenia Svetlova

09/11/2019

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The Battle for Palmyra: Where Archaeology, Propaganda, Politics Intersect