Partners in Crime: The British Role in the Invasion of Iraq
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Authora Committee of Privy CounsellorsDate1/1/2019No. of Pages201EditionFirstISBN9789953828459E-ISBN9786144982044
| Weight | 0,31 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17 × 24 cm |
| Product Type | Electronic, Paper |
This book, translated by: Tariq Al-Ani, provides the Arabic translation of the executive summary of the report of the Commission of Inquiry on Iraq, composed by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown in 2009 to investigate the confusion of Britain’s participation in the invasion and occupation of Iraq in 2003 under former Prime Minister Tony Blair.
This book provides important details about one of Britain’s most dangerous wars (alongside the United States) after World War II, which destroyed and paralyzed the capabilities of one of the most important Arab countries economically, militarily, strategically, civilized, and threatening Israel. The book is a seven-year summary of the British Commission of Inquiry, which in 2016 drafted a 12-part report that clearly condemns the British government’s involvement in the war.
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