1914 US consulate report UK forces in Basra under constant harassment by tribes
1928 Parliament dissolved PM Sadoun called for new elections hoping for new one to back his govt so he
could renegotiate conscription law, fix finances and pass new Anglo-Iraq Treaty
1947 Police arrested Jusuf head of the Communist Party along with other leaders
(Musings On Iraq review Red Star Over Iraq, Iraqi Communism Before Saddam)
(Musings On Iraq Interview with Prof Johan Franzen on the history of the Iraqi Communist Party)
1948 New Anglo-Iraq Treaty published Led to 3 day strike and major protest in Baghdad led by
opposition parties
(Musings On Iraq review Red Star Over Iraq, Iraqi Communism Before Saddam)
(Musings On Iraq Interview with Prof Johan Franzen on the history of the Iraqi Communist Party)
1966 Iraqi army withdrew after heavy casualties from campaign against Kurds
(Musings On Iraq review of The Kurds, A Modern History)
(Musings On Iraq review Kurds of Iraq, Tragedy and Hope)
(Musings On Iraq review The Kurdish Revolt 1961-1970)
(Musings On Iraq review Journey Among Brave Men, Travels in Kurdistan)
1981 Saddam accused Iran of getting US spare parts despite US embargo
1981 UN Envoy Palme warned that superpowers might get involved in Iran-Iraq War
1987 Iran ended 1st phase Op Karbla 5 seized western bank of Shatt al-Arab Iraq suffered 17,500
casualties Iran 20-30,000
(Musings On Iraq interview with author Anthony Tucker-Jones on Iran-Iraq War)
(Musings On Iraq interview with author Tom Cooper on Iran-Iraq War)
(Musings On Iraq review Iran-Iraq War Volume 3: Iraq’s Triumph)
(Musings On Iraq review The Iran-Iraq War 1980-1988)
(Musings On Iraq review Iran-Iraq War, The Lion of Babylon, 1980-1988)
(Musings On Iraq review The Iran-Iraq War)
(Musings On Iraq review The Longest War, The Iran-Iraq Military Conflict)
1991 Iraq fired missiles at Tel Aviv and Haifa, Israel
1991 Iraqi terrorist tried to blow up US ambassador’s house in Indonesia in retaliation for Gulf
War
1993 US UK and France carried out air and missile strikes on Iraq for not cooperating with UN
inspectors 21 killed
(Musings On Iraq UN Inspectors Were Right Iraq Was Not A Threat)
(Musings On Iraq Iraq’s Rejection of UN Inspectors Led To Mistrust Over WMD and 2003 Invasion)
(Musings On Iraq review Out Of The Ashes, The Resurrection of Saddam Hussein)
1996 Iraq agreed to talk about UN Resolution 986 that would create Oil For Food program
2003 UN inspectors said sites named by US as WMD facilities had been looked at and nothing
found
2003 Report Saudis attempted to get Saddam to go into exile to avert war
2004 Bremer memo to Def Sec Rumsfeld Argued US should take action against Sadr
2004 Truck bomb hit US headquarters at Republican Palace Baghdad Killed 20 wounded more
than 100
2005 Bishop of Syrian Catholic Church in Mosul kidnapped
2006 Al Qaeda in Iraq killed Sheikh Mohammed Sadiq al-Battah in Baghdad Head of Albu Chlaib
tribe in Anbar
(Musings On Iraq review Illusions of Victory, The Anbar Awakening And The Rise Of The Islamic State)
2007 Baathist leader Izzat al-Douri offered to reduce insurgent attacks upon US forces if US went
after militias
2008 Fighting broke out between Soldiers of Heaven and Iraqi forces in Nasiriya and Basra Over 300
killed and wounded Group claimed persecution by PM Maliki Govt claimed they were Baathists in attempt to cover up fighting
2008 Gen Dubik in charge of training said ISF lacking in personnel equipment weapons logistics and
would need U.S. help for up to a decade
2008 Iraqi Accordance Front said that Accountability and Justice law met their demands and willing to
end boycott of cabinet Wouldn’t happen until July
2009 Report PM Maliki removed Wasit police chief after Dawa member accused police of tearing
down Dawa election posters and putting up Iraqiya ones Warrants also issued for officers but not followed through with ISCI that ran Wasit council rejected new Maliki appointed chief
2010 KRG said it was willing to talk with Baghdad about oil Said it would publish deals it
signed with foreign companies in 2009 something Baghdad had demanded KRG wanted to restart its independent oil exports Kurds demanded that Baghdad pay the oil companies in KRG In return KRG would share profits from exports Maliki was trying to win over Kurds to get 2nd term
(Musings On Iraq Talk Of Renewed Kurdish Oil Exports)
(Musings On Iraq Maliki Reaches Out To Kurds Before March 2010 Vote)
2010 Najaf council demanded that all Baathists leave province and fmr regime members would be
purged from council govt Part of push by Shiite parties to make Baathists main issue of 2010 vote
(Musings On Iraq Timeline of Iraq’s De-Baathification Campaign)
2010 UN asked Accountability and Justice Comm to reverse its banning of 511 candidates for
Baathist ties Commission told UN to stop interfering in Iraqi affairs
2010 Fmr UK Defense Intel analyst said that his unit always argued against certainty that Iraq had
WMD stockpiles but their opinion overturned by senior officials
2010 PM Blair’s chief of staff Powell testified to Chilcot Inquiry Said motivation for Iraq war
assumption Iraq had WMD Was not based upon intel but history with Saddam Were shocked when no WMD found after war
(Musings On Iraq Review The Report of the Iraq Inquiry, Executive Summary)
2011 Suicide bomber hit a police recruitment center in Tikrit killing 54 wounded 137
(Musings On Iraq review Suicide Bombers In Iraq, The Strategy and Ideology of Martyrdom)
2011 Iraq Supreme Court ruled that all independent commissions and Central Bank of Iraq were under
PM Maliki instead of parliament Directly contradicted constitution that said all commissions were under the parliament
(Musings On Iraq Premier Maliki Wins Control Of Iraq’s Election Commission)
(Musings On Iraq review Iraq From War To A New Authoritarianism)
(Musings On Iraq review Iraq After America, Strongmen, Sectarians, Resistance)
2011 PM Maliki and KRG PM Salah said they reached agreements on renewed Kurdish oil exports
and 2011 budget Oil Min would pay oil companies in KRG for their costs Issue of oil profits not resolved
(Musings On Iraq Has Baghdad And Kurdistan Finally Come To An Agreement Over Oil Exports And The 2011 Budget?)
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