1393 Baghdad surrendered to Tamerlane rather than fight and have city sacked
Iraq News, Politics, Economics, Society
Iraqi Americans Witnessing A Genocide by Weam Namou is an attempt to record the author’s response to what happened in Iraq after 2003 as well as how the Iraqi Christian community in Michigan reacted to the war with the Islamic State in 2014. It reads like a journal of Namou’s thoughts on her former motherland jumping from topic to topic.
military and civil service Gave prison sentences to 100s
(Musings On Iraq Revolutionary Times, Gen. Qasim And Iraq’s 1958 Coup, Interview With Western Kentucky’s Prof. Juan Romero)
(Musings On Iraq Is Iraq’s Prime Minister Maliki More Like Premier Nuri al-Sa’id Than Saddam? An Interview With Historian Phebe Marr)
(Musings On Iraq review The Chatham House Version and other Middle-Eastern Studies)
(Musings On Iraq review A History of Iraq)
(Musings On Iraq review ‘Independent Iraq’ The Monarchy & British Influence, 1941-1958)
(Musings On Iraq review Iraq’s Democratic Moment)
(Musings On Iraq review Rashid Ali al-Gailani, The Nationalist Moement in Irq 1939-1941)
(Musings On Iraq review The Other Iraq, Pluralism and Culture in Hashemite Iraq)
1920 UK forces defeated insurgents in Hindiya south of Hillah during 1920 Revolt
(Musings On Iraq review Reclaiming Iraq, The 1920 Revolution and the Founding of the Modern State)
(Musings On Iraq review Enemy On The Euphrates, The Battle For Iraq 1914-1921)
it would be turning point in war in East
(Musings On Iraq review When God Made Hell, The British Invasion of Mesopotamia and the Creation of Iraq, 1914-1921)
I was quoted in this article “A New Chapter for Sinjar” by Wladimir van Wilgenburg for the Kurdish Center for Studies.
1393 Baghdad surrendered to Tamerlane rather than fight and have city sacked