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19th century manuscript copy of 'Hikayet-i Dikyanus' Manuscript volume in Ottoman Turkish containing copy of 'Hikayet-i Dikyanus', a treatise on 'The Seven Sleepers of Ephesus'. According to a note opposite the title page, the manuscript was written by Syed Mohammed, Persian Secretary to the Bagdad Residency, March 1821.
This treatise is based on the popular tale 'The Seven Sleepers of Ephesus' [As'hab al-Kahf] which is recounted in the Qur'an (18:9-22). In this story, a group of young men, persecuted for believing in one God in times before Islam, take refuge in a cave, where they slept for many years in an act of grace from God. Of the questions put to the Prophet by the Quraysh in order to test his prophetic knowledge, one was about how long the sleepers had slept.
The volume bears the signature of D.C. Bell, the British resident surgeon and Assistant Resident in Baghdad, who was appointed ca. 1820.
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A detailed report on the Social Solidarity Committees “The Civilian Aspect of the Almoravid Movement” Detailed 48-page report on the civilian resistance groups in Kuwait that organised themselves as 'The Almoravid Movement' to resist Iraqi forces following the invasion on 2 August 1990.
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A Guide to the Sites of Antiquities and Civilization: Baghdad to Kirkuk to Sulaimani (1965) Illustrated guidebook with maps and photographs, entitled 'A Guide to the Sites of Antiquities and Civilization. The Fourth Journey. Kirkuk to Sulaimani (1965) with photographs of sites including the rock tombs of Qizqaban
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A Guide to the Sites of Antiquities and Civilization: Baghdad to Mosul (1966) Illustrated guidebook with maps and photographs, entitled 'A Guide to the Sites of Antiquities and Civilization. The Third Journey. Baghdad to Mosul' (1966) with photographs of sites including Ashur, Khinnis, the Grand Al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul and Zakho Bridge
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بەیاننامەی دەستنووسی کۆمیتەی بەرگیری لە بزووتنەوەی گەلی کورد لە عێراق کۆمیتەی بەرگیری لە بزووتنەوەی گەلی کورد لە ساڵی ١٩٧٦دا وتارێکی چوار لاپەڕەیی بە دەستنووس بڵاوکردەوە. لەم وتارەدا نوسەران ڕەخنە لە هەر دوو حکوومەتی عێراق و ئێران دەگرن بو هەوڵەکانیان بۆ سەرکوتکردنی دانیشتووانی کورد بە هاوکاری پارتە کوردییە ناوخۆییەکان. ئەندامانی کۆمیتەکە بریتین لە: یەکێتی نیشتمانی کوردستان، کومەڵەی خوێندکارانی کوردستان لە دەرەوەی وڵات و کۆنفیدراسیۆنی جیهانی خوێندکارانی ئێران.
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دروشمێکی نوێ، سیاسەتێکی کۆن دەستەیەک لە ئەندامان و لایەنگرانی کومەڵە لە شانشینی یەکگرتووی بەریتانیا رەخنەیەکی دوو لاپەڕەیی سەبارەت بە گۆڕینی سیاسەت و دروشمی یەکێتی بڵاوکردۆتەوە. ئەم بەڵگەیە ڕەخنە لەوە دەگرێت کە جەلال تاڵەبانی وازی لە دروشمی "ئۆتۆنۆمی" هێناوە و لە جیاتی ئەوە دروشمی "مافی چارەنووس" یان هەڵگرتووە.
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A photograph of Saddam Hussein and H.G. Balfour-Paul shaking hands A Photograph of Saddam Hussein and H.G Balfour-Paul shaking hands, with stamped and handwritten text on the back.
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ڕاپۆرتێک له سەر ئۆپەراسیۆنە سەربازییەکانی دەوڵه تی عێراق له قەڵادزێ
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A Special Bahrain Supplement of Aswaq Tijariya (January 1958) A special supplement of the Baghdad-based business magazine 'Al-Aswaq Al-Tijariya' (January 1958) focussed on Bahrain.
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Agrarian Reform Law and the End of Feudalism (1958) Pamphlet on 'Agrarian Reform Law and the End of Feudalism' (1958) comprising speeches by new President Abdul-Karim Qasim and his former pupil, Hadib Al-Hajj Hamoud, Minister for Agriculture, along with a treatise on the topic.
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Agricultural Policy and Land Reform Cooperatives in Iraq (PhD thesis, 2007) by Nidhal K. Rashid
PhD thesis from 2007 by Nidhal K. Rashid, a former M.A. post-graduate of Exeter (1972), based on primary sources and provides an analysis of the historical experiences of agricultural policy and land reform, not only in Iraq but also in comparison with Egypt, Iran, and Russia, in addition to an examination of the role of cooperatives in achieving rural development between 1950 and 1980.
The University of Leicester (U.K.) published two chapters of the study in their magazine The International Journal of Cooperative Management, Vol. 2, No. 1, August 2005 and Vol. 3, No. 2, Nov. 2007.
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Al-Asas. Voice of Revolutionary Communists in Iraq (December 1979) December 1979 issue of 'Al-Asas' newspaper, 'The Voice of Revolutionary Communists in Iraq', published in Beirut.
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Al-Da'wah Chronicle. The Voice of the Iraqi Mujahideen No.44 (December 1983) Issue No.44 (December 1983) of 'Al-Da'wah Chronicle. The Voice of the Iraqi Mujahideen', published in London by the Information Committee of the Islamic Da'wa Party (Europe). Topics discussed include the recent bombings of American and other embassies in Kuwait, Ba'athist crimes in Iraq, Islamic political struggle, and 'the Martyrdom of the Five Scholars' in Baghdad in December 1974.
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Al-Da'wah Chronicle. The Voice of the Iraqi Mujahideen. Issue No.22 (February 1982) Issue No.22 (February 1982) of 'Al-Da'wah Chronicle. The Voice of the Iraqi Mujahideen', published in London by the Information Committee of the Islamic Da'wa Party (Europe). Topics discussed include the ongoing massacres of Muslim Brothers in Hama, Syria, Ba'athist crimes in Iraq, the anniversaries of the uprisings in Iraq (February 1977) and Iran (February 1979), Islamic political struggle and relations between different Islamic organisations.
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Al-ʻĀmilūn fī al-naft Nos.12-22 (January - December 1963) Issues 12-22 (January - December 1963) of Al-ʻĀmilūn fī al-naft [Oil Workers], the in-house magazine of the Iraq Petroleum Company Ltd., the Basrah Petroleum Company Ltd. and the Mosul Petroleum Company Ltd., containing articles of general interest as well as features on internal company news.
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Al-ʻĀmilūn fī al-naft Nos.35-46 (January - December 1965) Issues 35-46 (January - December 1965) of Al-ʻĀmilūn fī al-naft [Oil Workers], the in-house magazine of the Iraq Petroleum Company Ltd., the Basrah Petroleum Company Ltd. and the Mosul Petroleum Company Ltd., containing articles of general interest as well as internal company affairs.
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Alam Al-Naft Vol. 1 (1968-69) Vol 1: Nos. 1 (24 Aug 1968) - 52 (16 Aug 1969) of 'Alam Al-Naft' [The World of Oil], an Almanac for the Oil industry in Iraq. It provides an insight into trade and international dealings concerning Middle Eastern oil and industrial technology. Includes maps, graphs and tables.
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Ancient Monument in Iraq. The Monastery of Rabban Hormizd (Near Mosul). 1934. History of the the monastery founded at Alqosh near Mosul in the early seventh century by Rabban Hormizd, a monk of the Assyrian Church of the East. The monastery was later an important site for the Chaldean Catholic Church. The book was written by Georgis H. Awad and published by the Al- Nadjm Press, Mosul, in 1934.
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گۆڤاری ساڵانەی کۆمەڵەی خوێندکارانی کورد لە ئەوروپا، ژمارە ١٣، ساڵی ١٩٦٩. ژمارەیەکی ٤٦ لاپەڕەیی گۆڤاری ساڵانەی کۆمەڵەی خوێندکارانی کورد لە ئەوروپا ژمارە ۱۳ (۱۹٦۹) کە لەلایەن دارا عەتارەوە بژارکردنی بۆ کراوە وە هەروەها وتارەکانی لۆرد کیلبراکن، تۆفیق وەهبی و سی جەی ئێدمۆندزی تێدایە.
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Babylon booklet 20 page booklet on the ancient site at Babylon, in English, Arabic, German, Russian and French, published in 1982 by the Iraqi Ministry of Culture and Information's State Organization of Antiquities and Heritage. In addition to a descriptive history of the site, there are plans, photographs, artistic reconstructions of the buildings and illustrations of Babylonian costume.
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Baghdad City Map, circa 1960s Baghdad City Map, Issued by the Summer Resorts and Tourism Service, Baghdad. Circa Mid C20th
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Baghdad International Poster Exhibition brochure (1979) Brochure for the Baghdad International Poster Exhibition, held at the Iraqi Cultural Centre in London 28 March - 17 April and in Baghdad 9-30 May, 1979, with the two themes: 'The Struggle of the Third World for Cultural and Political Liberation', and 'Palestine: a Homeland Denied.'
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Baghdad No. 9 (July 1974) Issue No.9 of 'Baghdad' magazine, published in July 1974 by the Iraqi Ministry of Information and containing articles on The Kurdish Academy in Baghdad, Abu Mnaycir summer camp, medieval Baghdad, Arabic calligraphy, traditional Iraqi music and other topics.
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Baghdad, December No. 8 1973
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Basra, early 1980s B&W photograph of a street in Basra during the Iran-Iraq war (1980-88), with sandbags visible as a protection against air attack