Looking at The Iraq War, A History from Beginning to End one would think it was for children’s because it is only about half the size of a regular book. That would be a mistake. While it is printed on small paper and is very short at less than 100 pages it turns out to be a thorough review of the Iraq War from the Clinton to the Biden administrations with some good analysis.
870 Abbasid Caliph Muhtadi killed in capital Samarra in revolt by Turkish soldiers over not being
paid
(Musings On Iraq review when baghdad ruled the muslim world, the rise and fall of islam’s greatest dynasty)
1914 Germany and Britain asked Ottomans for oil concessions in Mosul and Baghdad provinces
1932 Assyrian religious leader Mar Shimun presented petition to League of Nations Mandate
Commission demanding autonomy for his people
(Musings On Iraq review The Tragedy of the Assyrian Minority in Iraq)
(Musings On Iraq review State and Society in Iraq)
In 2002 I started researching why the United States was going to invade Iraq. I began writing articles on a message board which eventually led me to start Musings On Iraq in 2008. Even though Iraq is not in the headlines anymore I continue to read 25 newspapers a day, maintain a timeline on Iraqi History and have reviewed over 440 books about the country. I’d like to thank the people that have helped me along the way and all the readers who continue to visit my blog every day.
1919 British force defeated Sheikh Barzinji near Chamchamal at Bazyan Pass Rebellion put down
(Musings On Iraq Explaining Kurdish Nationalism Interview With Teen Tech Univ Prof Michael Gunter)
1920 UK govt decided to cancel proposed UK run provisional govt in Iraq for an Arab govt under
British influence
Looking at The Iraq War, A History from Beginning to End one would think it was for children’s because it is only about h...
