Refworld | Iraq: 1. Did the communist party have strong support from workers in the tailoring business/textile industry (particularly in the city of Hilla)? 2. Was the textile industry in Hilla the crucible of early support for the Communist Party in Iraq? 3. Were tailors/textile workers in Hilla actively recruited by the communist party?

Title	Iraq: 1. Did the communist party have strong support from workers in the tailoring business/textile industry (particularly in the city of Hilla)? 2. Was the textile industry in Hilla the crucible of early support for the Communist Party in Iraq? 3. Were tailors/textile workers in Hilla actively recruited by the communist party?
Publisher	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal
Publication Date	6 June 2012
Country	Iraq
Topics	Freedom of assembly and association \| Political groups \| Political parties \| Political situation
Citation / Document Symbol	IRQ40499
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