Salih Saif Aldin, a 32-year-old reporter in The Post's Baghdad bureau, was killed on Oct. 14, 2007, while reporting in the Iraqi capital's neighborhood of Sadiyah. Here are collected the news stories about his death, as well as stories Saif Aldin authored and co-authored for the newspaper.

Salih Saif Aldin at a gathering in Baghdad. Outlook What I Risked as an Iraqi Journalist Despite the risks, though, and despite my parents' frequent pleas that I quit my job, I believed in my work as a reporter. We need the world to see and hear about what is happening here. From the Baghdad Briefing Remembering a Colleague  (Oct. 18, 2007)

In Iraq, Fear Takes a Holiday: Relative Calm Draws Residents to Play in Baghdad Park (Post, March 22, 2007, Page A18) Reactions to Verdict Reflect Shifts in Iraqis' Fortunes: Joy, Grief Divide Shiites, Sunnis in Baghdad District (Post, November 6, 2006, Page A15) Victims' Relatives Await Hussein's Trial: After 1982 Attempt to Assassinate the President, Government Rounded Up and Executed 143 Men (Post, October 17, 2005, Page A09) Deadly Deception at an Iraqi Market: Attacker Posing as Vendor Kills 19 in City Called Model by Bush (Post, May 10, 2006, Page A17) In Iraq, Two Views: Hero or Villain (Post, October 20, 2005, Page A20) Suspect's Death Evokes Hussein Era: Brutal Beating Reminiscent of Methods of Ex-President's Enforcers, Relatives Say (Post, April 9, 2005, Page A18) Iraqis Begin Voting Amid Violence: 2 Americans Killed In Rocket Attack On U.S. Embassy (Post, January 30, 2005, Page A01)

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