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rab nationalism
rab Projects and Developments (APD)
rafat, Yasser
rgentina
rgov, Shlomo
rif, Abdul Rahman
rif, Abdul Salam
rnett, Peter
sad, Bashir
sad, Hafez al-
ssociation France-Libertés
tomic Energy Commission, Iraqi
(AEC)
tomic Energy Commission, U.S. (AEC)
toms for Peace program
tta, Mohammed
Attempts to Assassinate Saddam Hussein
(Barzan al-Tikriti)
“automaticity,”
yesh, Mohammed
ziz, Saddam
ziz, Tariq
B32
Baader-Meinhof gang
Baath National Command
Baath Party, Egyptian
Baath Party, Iraqi
Baath Party, Syrian
Baath Regional Commands
Babcock and Wilcox
Babel
Babylon
Baghdad
Baghdad Airport
Baghdad Military Academy
Baghdad Museum
Baghdad Pact
Baghdad summit (1978)
Baghdad University
Baker, James
Bakr, Ahmad Hassan al-
Bandar Abbas
Banias
Bani-Sadr, Abolhassan
Banna, Sabri al-, see Abu Nidal
Barzani, Massoud
Barzani, Mustapha
Barzani, Ubaidallah
Basra
Battle of the Cities, first (1984)
Battle of the Cities, second (1985)
Batutu, Hanna
Bazoft, Farzad
Bazzaz, Saad al-
BBC
Bechtel
Begin, Menachem
Beirut
Bell, Gertrude
Benn, Tony
Berg, Nick
Bin Laden, Osama
Biological weapons, see weapons of mass destruction
Black September uprising
Blair, Tony
Blix, Hans
Brandt, Willy
Brazil
Bremer, Paul
Brezhnev, Leonid
British Airways
British Foreign Office
British Royal Marines
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
Bubiyan
Bulgaria
Bull, Gerald
Bush, George H. W.
Bush, George W.
Abraham Lincoln speech of
Blix’s criticism of
Camp David meetings with Blair of
impatience with UN delays of
Iraq policy of
Resolutions
UN addressed by
Butler, Richard
Cairo
Cairo University
Cameroon
Camp David Accords
Carter, Jimmy
Castro, Fidel
Ceausescu, Nicolae
CENTCOM (U.S. Central Command)
Central Farmer’s Office, Iraqi
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Ceylon
Chalabi, Ahmed
Chemical weapons, see weapons of mass destruction
Cheney, Richard
Chile
China
Chirac, Jacques
Churchill, Winston
Clinton, Bill
“coalition of the willing,”
Coalition Provisional Authority
Code of Personal Status
Collett, Alec
Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique (CEA)
Communist Party, Iranian
Community Party, Iraqi
Concealment Operations Committee
Congress, U.S.
see also Senate, U.S.
Constitution, Iraqi
Council on Foreign Relations
Cox, Lady
Cox, Sir Percy
Critchfield, James
Cuba
Czech Republic
Dabbagh, Lt. Col. al-
Dakan
Damascus
Daud, Ibrahim
Dawa (the call) Party
Defense Ministry, Iraqi
De Gaulle, Charles
Deutch, John M.
De Villepin, Dominique
Dezful
Douri, Abdel Wahab Hussein al-
Douri, Izzat Ibrahim al-
Duelfer, Charles
Dujail
Dukhail (Shiite detainee)
Dulles, Allen
Education Ministry, Iraqi
Egypt
Eisenhower, Dwight David
Ekeus, Rolf
ElBaradei, Mohamed
Eritrea
Esser, Anna
Esser, Karl
Estikhbarat
Ethiopia
European Union (EU)
Extraordinary Regional Congress (1966)
Fadil, Muhammad
Fahd, King of Saudi Arabia
Fahd, Sheikh
Faisal I, King of Iraq
Faisal II, King of Iraq
Fallujah
Fao Peninsula
Farah, Empress of Iran
Farid, Abdel Majid
Farouk-Sluglett, Marion
Fatah movement
Fedayeen
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Fellaheen
Fischer, Joschka
Fitzwater, Marlin
Fkaiki, Hani
Foreign Ministry, Iraqi
France
Franco-Iraqi Nuclear Cooperation Treaty
Franks, Tommy
“Freedom Wall,”
Free Officers
Futuwa
Gadhafi, Muammar
Galbraith, Peter
Gandhi, Indira
Gaza
General Directorate of Veterinary Services
General Federation of Academicians and Writers
“Genie Unleashed, The” (report)
Geogeo, Kamel Hana
Germany
Germany, East
Germany, Nazi
Germany, West
Ghani, Mohammed Al
Ghaydan, Saadoun
Ghazi, King of Iraq
Ghoreiri, Abdel Wahab
Giscard d’Estaing, Valéry
Glaspie, April
Golan Heights
Golden Division of the Republican Guard
Golden Square
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Great Britain
Great Purge
Greece
Greenstock, Jeremy
Gromyko, Andrei
Guam
Guinea
Gulf States
see also specific countries
Gulf War
Habash, George
Haddad, Naim
Haddad, Wadi
Hadithi, Murtada Saad Abdul Baqi al-
Haideri, Adnan Ihsan Saeed al-
Haj, Aziz-al
Hakim, Ayatollah Sayyed Mahdi al-
Halabja
Halliburton
Halliday, Denis
Hamdani, Adnan Hussein al-
Hamdani, Sanaa
Hammadi, Saadoun
Hammadi, Said
Hamoud, Abdul
Hamza, Khidhir
Hani, Nasir al-
Hashimi, Abdul-Razzaq al-
Hassan, Hussein Kamel
Hazbar, Hussein
Hazzaa, Omar al-
Heath, Sir Edward
Hejaz
Helms, Jesse
Helms, Richard
Hickey, James
High Command, Iraqi
Hiroshima
Hitler, Adolf
Hitler Youth
Hizbollah
Howe, Sir Geoffrey
Hussein, Ali
Hussein, Hala
Hussein, King of Jordan
Hussein, Mouj<
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Hussein, Mustafa
Hussein, Qusay Saddam
Hussein, Raghad
Hussein, Rana
Hussein, Riyadh Ibrahim
Hussein, Saddam:
Afleq’s attachment to
al-Qaeda link denied by
ambition of
anonymity of
anthrax use attributed to anticommunism of
appearances during Operation Iraqi Freedom of
arrests and detentions of
assassination attempts against
assassination attempts by
award received by
Baath Party joined by
Bakr as mentor of
Bakr’s position weakened by
Bakr’s superior status maintained by
battlefield deployment of WMDs planned by
birthday celebrations of
blackout on war news by
bravery and courage of
brutality and violent behavior of
bullying experienced by
cabinet minister shot by
capture of
cease-fire declared by
Central Farmer’s Office job of
childhood of
CIA dealings of
CIA-led attempt at removal of
cold war legacy of
communication system while in hiding of
confidence of
in coup of
cult status of
and death of sons
death threats made by
debts of
decline in popularity of
defiance of
displeasure indicators used by
disputed birth date of
distrust, suspiciousness, and paranoia of
domestic uprisings crushed by
drinking of
eating habits of
education of
emotional outbursts of
escape from prison by
executions ordered or carried out by
exile of
expensive tastes and lifestyle changes of
falling out with half brothers of
family background of
family feuds and problems of
family life exploited by
favorable public image cultivated by
field marshal appointment received by
film autobiography of
film used by
final days in power of
first marriage of
first murder committed by
in flight from Baghdad
foreign links attributed to
foreign notice received by
foreign policy determinants of
formal chain of command bypassed by
France visited by
frustration of
Geogeo’s murder and
as gifted administrator
government reorganized by
Great Purge of
grudges and revenge seeking of
hiding policy of
Hitler as model for
“human shield” policy of
humiliation of
hunting of
ill treatment during imprisonment avoided by
income of
infidelities of
injuries and health problems of
insecurity of
international divisions exploited by
international role sought by
interrogation of
interviews of
Iraqi opposition to
Iraqi resistance and
Iraq-Syria union plans and
itinerant lifestyle of
jealousy of
Khairallah Tulfah’s influence on
lack of cooperation with coalition by
land and houses acquired by
leadership qualities of
lieutenant general appointment received by
look-alikes used by
military incompetence of
missing father controversy and
modernization plans and
as “Mr. Deputy,”
as Muslim
myths and heroic epic about
naming of
Nasser compared with
nationalism of
nationalization of oil and
in Nayif’s removal
near capture of
Non-Aligned Movement and
“nonalignment” policy of
“open letter” to American people by
orchestrated concessions made by
participation-in-barbarism tactic of
peasant accent and speech of
physical appearance of
as president
prosecution and trial of
psychics consulted by
psychological scars of
public opinion courted by
Resolution and
retreat to Tikrit of
in revolution of
rise to power of
sadistic streak of
safe houses of
scientific and technological interests of
search for
second marriage of
security forces of
security obsession of
September
smoking of
social ineptitude of
sophisticated political and diplomatic skills of
Soviet Union visited by
speeches of
Stalin compared with
stealing of
stepfather’s abuse of
as strikebreaker
survival during Iraq War of
television appearances of
torture linked to
tribal ties of
unconventional revenue sources exploited by
unconventional weapons used by
underground bunkers built by
working habits of
writing of
xenophobia of
Hussein, Sahar
Hussein, Saja
Hussein, Sajida
Hussein, Samira
Hussein, Sharif
Hussein, Uday Saddam
Ibrahim, Hassan al-
Ibrahim, Izzat
I. G. Farben
Ilah, Abdul
Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI)
India
Information Ministry, Iraqi
Institut Merieux
Interior Ministry, Iraqi
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Iran
Iran, Shah of
Iran-Contra scandal (Irangate)
Iran-Iraq War
Iraq:
agrarian reform in
air defenses in
air force of
allegations of al-Qaeda links to
alleged attempts to buy Nigerian uranium by
Allies’ “containment” policy toward
anti-British revolt in
anticorruption drive in
Arab Cooperation Council and
armed forces of
army of
attacks on infrastructure in
in Baghdad Pact
Batthism as official political doctrine of
blackout on war news in
British influence in
British intransigence toward
bunker system in
Carter’s policy toward
censorship in
chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons acquired by
Chinese military advisors in
CIA-inspired coup in (1963)
Clinton’s policy toward
coup of 1968 in (July Revolution)
creation of
debts of
“democratic executions” in
economic goals of
economy destroyed in
elections in
French support for
German support for
G. W. Bush policy toward
Iranian-backed coup plot in (1970)
Islamic terrorists funded and trained by
“Israeli” spies trial in
Kuwait invaded by
liberalization programs in
literacy programs in
long-range ballistic missiles in
military buildup in
modernization of
monarchy in
no-fly zone over
nuclear program of
oil in
oil smuggling in
Ottoman control of
preparation for conflict with US in
procreation campaign in
Reagan policy toward
referendum in
reign of terror in
restrictions on foreigners in
revolution of 1958 in
sale of war plans of
Second Five Year Plan of
Six Day War
Soviet alliance with
Stalinization of
strikes and demonstrations of
Syria’s union plans with
UN sanctions against
UN weapons inspections in
U.S. embargo against
U.S. improved relations with
U.S. war on terror extended to
see also Operation Iraqi Freedom
Iraq (continued)
war casualties of
weapons declaration of
WMD program of, see weapons of mass destruction
women emancipated in
in World Trade Center bombing (1993)
Yom Kippur War and
Iraq, postwar
allied casualties in
allied troops inexperience in
civilian casualties in
civilian objections to coalition in
coalition targets attacked in
contracts to U.S. companies in
death penalty reintroduced into
debaathification program in
infrastructure of
Iraqi leaders detained and interrogated in
lawlessness in
political structure of
popular support for Saddam’s overthrow in
reconstruction problems in
resistance in
Saddam’s whereabouts in
security concerns in
transfer of power in
unemployment in
Iraq Army Day
Iraqi Army
see also Republican Guard; Special Republican Guard
“Iraq First” policy
Iraqi Global Positioning System
Iraqi Governing Council
Iraqi Liberation Act (1998)
Iraqi National Accord (INA)
Iraqi National Congress (INC)
Iraqi National Oil Company (INOC)
Iraqi News Agency
Iraqi Petroleum Company (IPC)
Iraq Survey Group
Iskander, Amir
Islamic revolution (1979)
Israel
Istikhbarat (military intelligence)
Italy
Jackson, Rev. Jesse
Janabi, Abbas
Japan
Jasim, Latif Nusseif al-
Jazrawi, Taha Yasin al-
Jehad, Majidi
Jenin
Jews
Jihaz Haneen
Jordan
July Revolution (1968)
Karbala
Karkh High School
Karun River
Kay, David