Agatha Christie's Former Baghdad Home Stands Abandoned and Crumbling
The Baghdad house where Agatha Christie once lived is deteriorating, a reminder of the English writer's ties to Iraq.
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A Baghdad house that was once home to English mystery writer Agatha Christie is now abandoned and crumbling, NPR reports.
Christie made several visits to Iraq during the first half of the 20th century. She also used the country as a setting for some of her mystery novels.
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