Crossfire: The Nicaragua-Honduras War

"Crossfire" is a comprehensive account of the Nicaragua-Honduras War, a conflict that took place in Central America between 1980 and 1989. Drawing on a wide range of sources, including interviews with key players and previously classified documents, this book traces the origins of the war to longstanding political instability and territorial disputes between the two neighboring countries. It explores the military strategies employed by both sides, the role of foreign powers in the conflict, and the devastating humanitarian consequences for civilians caught in the crossfire. "Crossfire" also examines the peace negotiations that eventually brought an end to the hostilities and the legacy of the war for the region as a whole. With its meticulous attention to detail and clear-eyed analysis, this book offers a fascinating and informative exploration of a little-known but important chapter in the history of Central America.