She's becoming a bit of a cult figure overnight... and in the background, leaders like Erdogan of Turkey, ordering these airstrikes, and according to
Pat Buchanan, Putin who green lighted the right for the Turks to go after the Kurds though the Syrians were suppose to want the Turks out and sent troops and some of their troops have been killed as well. Complex situation.
Who is Anna Campbell And Why Dd She Become A Freedom Fighter?
By Marie Claire March 19, 2018 4:33 pm
Anna Campbell, from Sussex, was killed while volunteering as a freedom fighter in Syria, with the all-female Kurdish armed unit, the YPJ.
Words by Charlotte Philby
When Dirk Campbell received the call on Sunday that his daughter, Anna, had died, it was the news he had been dreading. Anna Campbell, from Lewes in Sussex was just 26 years old when she killed while volunteering as a freedom fighter in Syria, with the all-female Kurdish armed unit the YPJ. A qualified plumber in the UK, Campbell first travelled to Syria in May 2017 to help the Kurds, who were battling the Islamic State group. She died on 15 March this year in Afrin, which has been under bombardment by Turkish forces.
Described by her father as a ‘deeply principled’ and ‘determined’ person, Campbell had been been involved in human rights activism in Britain, and was originally inspired to fight when she learnt of the Kurdish aim of creating a democratic society in the wake of IS. She had been fighting with the YPJ in Deir ez-Zor, the largest city in eastern Syria, when she decided to move to the northern Syrian border where Kurds were under attack. Though her Kurdish colleagues apparently tried to prevent her going to the city under Turkish bombardment, she would not be stopped.
Read more at: http://www.marieclaire.co.uk/news/anna-campbell-585461
A lot of articles out there on her.
Some Kurds are communists, some have committed suicide bombing attacks as well; so, I wouldn't want to sugar-coat it though, overall, they probably are pretty just. Everyone over there is accused of war crimes.