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The Making of Ba'athist Iraq: The Middle East in History

The Making of Ba'athist Iraq: The Middle East in History

Paperback

Series: The Middle East in History, Book 13

General World HistoryIraq History

ISBN10: 9190115996
ISBN13: 9789190115992
Publisher: Hui Wang
Published: Jan 16 2026
Pages: 208
Weight: 0.46
Height: 0.44 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

The Making of Ba'athist Iraq: The Middle East in History, is my attempt to tell Iraq's modern story the long way, not the shortcut readers often prefer. Before Saddam Hussein and before the Ba'ath Party took center stage, a series of agreements and regional power plays were already redefining the map - British treaties and negotiations, border settlements involving Najd and the rising House of Saud, and diplomatic bargains that altered Kuwait's status and boundaries. Alongside these diplomatic shifts came early strongmen such as Bakr Sidqi, whose 1936 coup offered a template for how military power could upend politics in Baghdad.

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