Old Iraqi Pictures

@IraqiPic

Our country is the most beautiful (Old Iraq Pictures) I collected them from various sources to show you the beauty of Iraq.

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    It seems Afghanistan had an Islamic govt that was replaced by a socialist govt in a coup i 1978. Islamists then rebelled (mujaheddin) Right?

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    King Faisal II with members of his family, to his left Princess Badia, and the beautiful girl Tamara Dagestani in front of the camera.

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    The guardian of Iraq's throne, Abdul-Ella during the reception of the King of Afghanistan Mohammad Zahir Shah on his visit to Iraq in 1950.

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    Most of the leaders in Iraq who fought in WWI fought for the Ottoman Empire, which they lived in. Identity can be complicated....

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    His Majesty Faisal II king of Iraq was not even Iraqi, he was from Hijaz in Arabia from a non Iraqi tribe called Quraish! Illegitimate king!

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    This account is% Iraqi, Document the history of Iraq and all parties (States & individuals)Which are linked to this history including Turkey

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    It seems to me that followers of all religions agree on this model as an mascot of envy,It is somewhat similar to Istanbul logo.

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    The late Iraqi artist Jawad Salim sculpts a model of a woman's head in his workshop in Baghdad in the late 1950s.

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    Baghdad, His Majesty King Faisal II sits between Madiha al Jamil, the wife of Ghazi Dagestani, and her sister Hagar, Probably in 1941-1942.

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    Baghdad, Princess Badia the daughter of Sharif Ali bin Al Hussein and Princess Jalila, Mediha al Jamil and her sister Hajer al Jamil.

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    محو الامية اصبح الزامي في تلك السنة

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    Kids games carry a lot of their innocence, a picture of an area in the outskirts of Baghdad in the 1950s.

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    Iraq, A classroom for literacy in one of the provinces in 1978.

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    After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire he was forced to emigrate to Turkey,where he received a great reception by the leader Kemal Ataturk

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