The Iraq National Library was badly burned during last Aprils attacks. Remaining books and documents were moved to the Board of Tourism where they’ve been waiting and getting moldy. Efforts by the Library of Congress have tried to find a temporary location for the library while a new building is designed and built. They’ve settled on the Senior Officers Club, which also happens to be occupied by 400 of our U.S. Troops. Full report can be found here.
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