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Articles related to "Baghdad Iraq"
Abdel Wahab al-Bayati One of the top Iraqi poets, Abdel Wahab al-Bayati, died in Damascus in 1999. He is credited with modernizing Arabic poetry, departing from the older classical forms. abdel wahab al-bayati • baghdad • iraq • damascus • syria
Torture and Television The popular and timely TV program "24" is shaping how younger generations of American soldiers view torture. torture • television • baghdad iraq • tv program 24 • united states military
Terrorism Among Us . . . A Cause for Alarm Part III terrorism • chemical weapons • nuclear weapons • biological • us
Zaha Hadid Shatters Stereotypes, and More
One of the best known designers in the architecture world, a profession that has long been characterized as male dominated, happens to be female. She also happens to be from the Middle East and her name is Zaha Hadid... zaha hadid • architect • iraq • islam • arab
British Museum Celebrates its 250th Anniversary The British Museum is celebrating 250 years of continuous growth. Visitors can explore mankind's history and cultures through 7,000,000 objects from around the world. british museum • elgin marbles • rosetta stone • sir hans sloane • london museums
SAM Countermeasure Protects Commercial Flights Since the 1980s, MANPADS have been used to target civilian aircraft in a number of terrorism attacks. The Guardian System provides a countermeasure against this threat. sam missile • counter manpads • laser countermeasure • northrop defense • terrorism attacks
The Wonders of the Ancient World Most people know that a list of seven wonders of the ancient world exists, but very few can name them. What, and where, were they? the seven wonders of the ancient world • the pyramid at giza • the hanging gardens of babylon • the temple of artemis at ephesus • the statue of zeus at olympia
Canada at War: Part Three, Korean and the Gulf war The Third part in my Articles on Canada at War. Canada's involvment in the Korean war (1950-53) and the Gulf War (1990-91) korea • cf-18 • canada • armed forces • war
Pumpkins for Everyone! Part 2 – The Wide World of Pumpkins Here is an interesting story about a U.S. soldier growing pumpkins in Iraq. And, some answers to the following pumpkin questions: Where do pumpkins come from? What plants are their close relations? How did pumpkin growing spread to so many countries around the world? georgene a. bramlage • georgene bramlage • cercis • suite101 • kids korner |
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