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Iranian human wave attacks

The Qur'an promises a place of paradise for anyone who dies in holy war as a martyr.


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Martyrdom is a key part of the Ashura ceremony, important to Shiite Muslims, which to some extent resembles the long Friday of Christians.


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Ashura is accompanied by whining and self-flogging.


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Ashura commemorates the massacre in 680 of Muhammad's grandson, namely Ali's son Husain, and his loved ones, the cause of which was the internal power struggle within Islam.


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[4] Husain was killed in Kerbala by Sunni Muslims.


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Thus, Ali and Husain, the founders of Shi'ite, were martyrs.


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In this case, they serve as paragons to Shi'ites.


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Ashura ceremonies and politics are often intertwined in Iran, and during the Islamic Revolution the Ashura ceremonies are organized by the government, not the people as it used to be.


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Ashura ceremonies are a policy tool by which the leadership of the mullahs maneuvered the Iranians [5].


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The 15-year-old child soldiers were involved in self-flogging before leaving for minefields.


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[5] Officially, the Iranians believed that they would liberate Karbala, Najaf and Jerusalem from evil rule by their struggles.


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[6] Contributed to this explaining why the Iranians attacked with disregard for losses, even with unarmed attack on minefields and machine-gun fire.


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The efficacy of human wave strikes has sometimes been exaggerated by the Western and Arab press.


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They worked admittedly well against Iraq's poorly trained army, but alone did not fare well for heavy equipment.


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[7] Operation Ramadan In July 1982, Operation Ramadan began, one of the largest battles since World War II [8].


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Iran planned to retake Basra, Iraq's second-largest city.


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Troops were deployed before the attack on the northeast side of the city.


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The attack was very successful in the beginning.


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14 to 16 years old [9] child soldiers up to nine years old [10] went into minefields [9], plastic keys of paradise around their necks [9], and mines exploded, killing the children.


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[9] Children were used in order to open a walkway for men and armor capable of fighting.


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The Iranians suffered heavy losses under fire from the Iraqis.


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The Iranians' will to fight was good.


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The Iraqis shelled the Iranians from two sides and used tear gas with success against an entire Iranian division.


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The offensive advanced through the desert somewhat and at first the advancing Iranians repelled Iraqi counterattacks.


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The Iranians were soon 40 miles from the Iraq-Iran border and about 15 miles from Basra.


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However, Iraqi forces defeated the attack.


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Initially it was declared that there were no plans to overthrow the Baghdad government, later that the attack is aimed at taking over Baghdad.


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The attack on the Khorramshahr—Baghdad road failed, as did two other attacks on Basra.


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[7] Around this time Iran began using the Basij troops of the People's Army as cannon fodder in human wave attacks against Iraqis.


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In April 1983, Iraq halted an Iranian offensive in the Mandali-Baghdad sector.


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The early and middle stages of 1984 saw a pause in major attacks by Iran, which Iraq took advantage of by fortifying the nearby Basran-Baghdad highway and the environs of Qurna [11] through the construction of trenches, barbed wire, concrete dugouts and kill zones, among other things.


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[9] The Iraqis made four lines of defense in these neighborhoods.


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[9] Dawn V Dawn V was a massive attack by Iran in early 1984 by human wave tactics near Basra.


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The “human wave tactic” in question is considered to have resulted from the militarily untrained clergy and, consequently, the influence of religion, the dearth of minesweeping equipment, and the relative weakness of other equipment supporting the battle compared to the opponent.


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Iranians have allegedly used children as young as nine to trample minefields, but there are few journalists' eyewitness sightings of this, some of which come from an anonymous Eastern European journalist”.


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[12] [8] News pictures showed people under 15 years old in Finland too.


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Towards the end of 1984, Iraq had better equipment imported from abroad and reorganised its forces, bringing in troops trained in urban combat.


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The use of chemical weapons reduced the effectiveness of human wave strikes.


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[13] War Assessment Several failures frustrated the Iranian leadership.


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Iraq, on the other hand, was constantly feared defences would be broken, even though it had withstood many major Iranian attacks.


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In 1982, Iraq made several attempts to end the war.


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On the other hand, Iraq sought to increase the economic losses suffered by Iran, as well as male losses.


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In 1983 suffered sides and unlike heavy losses, the armoured gun was mainly used as artillery positions dug into the ground.


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Iraq flooded large tracts of land as protection against Iranians.


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The losses were huge, by the end of 1983 120,000 Iranians and 60000 Iraqis were killed.


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[14] Iraq bought new weapons mainly from the Soviet Union and France.


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On the other hand, Iraq fortified and flooded the Basra area in case of an Iranian invasion, creating a “kill zone” there.


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The Iraqis began using chemical weapons and attacked many of Iran's economic centers.


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Saddam wanted to meet Khoimein somewhere neutral, but Khomeini wouldn't.


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Iraq hoped superpowers would intervene in the war.


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Iraq launched an offensive against Iranian tankers with fighter jets armed with Exocet missiles on 1 February 1984, wanting to draw the attention of the superpowers to the war in this way.


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By 1986, Iraqi soldiers had died, according to the most commonly used estimate, around 250,000 and Iranians around 100000, while wounded Iranians numbered half a million, Iraqis 150,000.


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Another reliable estimate put the total number of dead at between 600 and 800,000.


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In 1987, the Iraqi government reported 1 million Iranians dead.


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In large single operations, 10 to 40 thousand lives could be lost mainly due to human wave attacks.


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[14] According to foreign military experts, neither side used its modern armament effectively, inter alia because the officers were poorly trained and because of poor maintenance (inter alia, tanks were not properly serviced).


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Both sides often lacked armour armament in battles or was used ineffectively: wagons, among other things, were dug into the ground for defence.


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Units often had to fight on their own without outside support, as cooperation was lacking between different units.


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Soldiers and officers failed to show their skills and initiative in combat and issues requiring an immediate local decision were transferred to senior ranks, slowing operations.


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By the end of 1984, the war had drifted into an established draw situation, except for momentary anniversaries attacks.


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Deadpool learned that his former lover Vanessa Carlyle, with her mutant prowess shape-changing, posed as Cable's girlfriend and team-mate, the probable-shifting Domino.


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But the prophecy was a sham: the bringer of the golden age would actually turn the inhabitants of the planet into mind-blowing creatures.


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Deadpool avoided disaster, but LL&L's internal politics ended their relationship.


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Deadpool catches Killebrew with him, demanding he restore his healing powers to the way it was.


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This is successful, but Deadpool had to fight it before the Hulk to get his blood.


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There is a joke about this issue in one story where Deadpool says he doesn't want to appear in a DC/Marvel crossover because “people could mistake him for a DC character.”


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Deadpool thought for a long time he was a woman and even after the truth dawned he continued to wear women's knickers because they are “manly.”


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Deadpool's biggest weakness is women, and he falls for almost every woman (without looking at character) he encounters.


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In place of and sent the Tiger Shark on Deadpool to keep his false hero image.


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Major military operations ended as early as 2003, but coalition forces remained in the country.


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The war continued as terrorism and guerrilla warfare.


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Among other things, Shiite mosques were blown up by foreign, partly Iraqi bigotry, provoking bloody vendettas against Sunnis by Shiite death squads.


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Different Sunni, Kurdish and Shiite resistance groups acted in their own quarters against the coalition and the Iraqi government and skirmished with each other when the opportunity arose.


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Political insurgency groups also operated in the country.


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The coalition and the later Iraqi Army, which was involved, again acted against all resistance groups.


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Pre-Iraq war leader Saddam Hussein was hanged in 2006.


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Violence in Iraq calmed down slightly after the arrival of the amicable General David Petraeus at the head of the occupying forces, but continued in subsequent years.


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The war in Iraq was already met in advance [1] [2], both in the participating countries and in other parts of the world.


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Turns out Iraq didn't have large quantities of WMDs.


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The Iraqi state also had no connection to the terrorist organization al-Qaeda.


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The Iraq War became widely unpopular over time.


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Those opposed to the war felt the U.S. had, through its ill-advised actions, increased human suffering in Iraq, even though Saddam had been a brutal dictator.


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U.S. combat operations officially ended in August 2010.


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[3] U.S. soldiers returned to their homelands, [4] whereupon the United States ended the war effort.


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The following year, British troops also left the country.


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Still, 50,000 US troops remained in the country on reconstruction and advisory missions.


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[5] All US soldiers left Iraq at the end of 2011.


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Background In 1990—91, the Gulf War was fought in which Iraq occupied Kuwait to take over the country's oil fields.


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The United Nations (UN) declared tough economic sanctions on Iraq and authorized the U.S.-led coalition to drive Iraq from Kuwait.


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The coalition won the war but didn't occupy Iraq.


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Still, the embargo continued because of human rights violations in Iraq and weapons of mass destruction programs, among other things.


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However, Iraq disposed of its weapons of mass destruction itself for the most part in 1991, which was confirmed by weapons inspectors operating in the country.


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But on the other hand, Iraq left the weapons factories itself standing [6] and covering it up.


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The United States pressured Iraq with, among other things, a flight ban to support the Kurds oppressed by Iraq.


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The embargo was devastating for Iraq and caused some pretty bad food shortages in the country, which children suffer most from.


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Eventually Iraq was allowed to sell oil again under the “food for oil” program.


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Iraq finally drove weapons inspectors out of the country in 1998 [7].


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2001 saw the September 11 attacks in the United States, which created the fear of further devastating terror attacks on the United States.


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[8] The United States also began to fear an attack on itself with weapons of mass destruction [9] and still saw Iraq as an active developer of weapons of mass destruction.


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The US intelligence agency CIA was no longer as effective as what it had been during the Cold War [10].


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CIA Director George Tenet said before the Senate Intelligence Committee on September 17, 2001, Iraq had given al-Qaida weapons of mass destruction training.


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[11] The information had been obtained from a tortured Iraqi who had denied any threat of torture had ceased.


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[11] The CIA claimed only to a few unreliable intelligence sources, mainly defectors [12], in its October 2002 report that Iraq had increased its stockpile of chemical and biological weapons, and restarted its nuclear weapons program.


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[13] The CIA also sympathized with the White House's opinions on Iraq.


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[13] However, the CIA did not have agents in Iraq until mid-2002.


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The CIA organized Iraqi unit Scorpions to sabotage Iraq by assaulting Iraqi generals, among others.


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[14] Iraq became a target of the war on terror.


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The reasons the United States and its coalition invaded Iraq were mainly because, in the view of its government, the tyrannical regime in Iraq would own [11] and develop weapons of mass destruction [15] as well as supporting the local terrorism organization al-Qaeda.


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[16] [17] U.S. President George W. Bush feared Iraq might even hand over its weapons of mass destruction to terrorists, [18] [11] [19] who would strike the United States and its allies.


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Another option would have been for the Iraqi state to directly threaten the United States or its allies with weapons of mass destruction.


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Consequently, this was a preemptive attack based on the government's vision.


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[20] The United States was interested in bringing Iraqi oil under the control of a market economy, not directly.


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[21] It has also been argued that then-President George W. Bush wanted a triumphant war from Iraq that would increase his support.


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British Prime Minister Tony Blair felt that the cause of the Iraq war was the overthrow of Saddam and cleansing the country of weapons of mass destruction, [22] as well as helping the Iraqi people.


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[22] The beginning of the war The United States placed Iraq in the Axis of Evil in early, [23] and began calling the country one of the rogue states.


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Although war in Iraq had not yet been declared, in July 2002 Iraq was invaded by CIA paramilitary SAD forces, which together with Kurdish PUK Petshmerga forces struck Ansar al-Islam, which allegedly had links to al-Qaeda.


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The troops also discovered what was then Iraq's only functioning Sargat plant containing chemical weapons.


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[24] SAD also tried to kill Saddam and more successfully attacked Saddam's generals.


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On September 12, 2002, George W. Bush asked the UN to stand aside while the U.S. acted if it did not confront the serious and growing threat from Iraq.


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[23] On October 2, the United States Congress authorized President Bush to use the military at will against Iraq.


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Security Council Resolution 1441 reintroduced weapons inspectors to Iraq in November 2002 under the leadership of Hans Blix.


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[23] On February 5, 2003, the United States Secretary of Defense gave a speech at the Security Council presenting intelligence on Iraq's WMD program, but failing to convince France, Russia and China.


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[25] On 14 February, the Unmovic inspection team led by Hanx Blix said no signs of weapons of mass destruction had been found on the basis of new documents and inspections received from Iraq.


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On the other hand, Blix was unable to exclude potential hidden Iraqi weapons of mass destruction stockpiles.


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[26] On March 7, 2003, Hans Blix, the head of UN weapons inspectors, said Iraq was more cooperative than before, but that weapons inspections would take months.


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[27] The United States did not allow weapons inspectors to complete their task, which would take months to complete.


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[28] On 17 March, weapons inspectors walked out of Iraq, and the United States had renounced UN support.


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[23] A European television documentary subsequently showed in 2011 that statements by an individual Iraqi man who fled Iraq to Germany were used as justification for the invasion of Iraq, which proved to be false even before the US coalition invasion Germany, the UK and the US, among others.


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The invasion, and justifying the entire Iraq war, was founded on the man in question's lie about weapons of mass destruction in a place inspected by weapons inspectors and found to be a regular store for trade with no sign of weapons manufacturing.


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The attack was based on a known lie as well as, for example, the US invasion of Vietnam was founded on a false claim of a Vietnamese invasion provocation on 4 August 1964 in the Gulf of Tonkin, or as the Soviet invasion of Finland was set up to falsely claim Finnish of the invasion provocation in Mainila on 26 November 1939.


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Leading US, British and Spanish politicians agreed on action against Iraq at the Azores Summit on March 16, 2003.


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President George W. Bush then gave the UN 24 hours to approve the use of force against Iraq, which meant that the coalition would begin to move past the UN.


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[27] In practice, this Bush demand amounted to shrinking UN influence to non-existent.


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Bush also told Saddam Hussein to leave Iraq within two hours, no later than March 18, 2003.


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[27] The 2003 conquest of Iraq and the subsequent overthrow of Saddam Hussein's regime was carried out by a coalition of the willing (), led by the United States and Great Britain.


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Forty-nine countries participated in the alliance, of which six countries, mainly the United States, Great Britain and Australia, became involved in military operations.


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[27] Stages of War Actual military action Forces of the U.S.-led Coalition of the Willing began the invasion of Iraq on 20 March 2003 with an airstrike that was to eliminate the Iraqi leadership.


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[23] [29] This was not successful.


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On the same day, ground forces penetrated Iraq.


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The coalition army sought surprise and therefore attacked on land and in the air almost simultaneously.


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Fighting took place in Nasiriyya and Najaf, among others.


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The point was to take Baghdad as quickly as possible and because of that the military units kept a high speed on.


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At times the resistance was strong and fierce fighting was fought at the time.


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The Americans won the battles through material superiority, the seamless cooperation of various weapon species, as well as skilful strategy.


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Many times the Iraqi losses were very large and the coalition minimally small.


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Basra's defences imploded on 6 April 2003.


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US panzers visited central Baghdad for the first time on April 5, killing more than 2,000 Iraqi soldiers, without any U.S. being downed.


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[23] Despite this, Saddam's Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf still declared that Iraq's heroic forces were advancing towards victory, [30] [31] which sparked hilarity.


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On 9 April, coalition forces took Baghdad for good, and the Iraqi government fled.


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Maximum resistance ended in Baghdad 11.


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april.


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[32] Kurds attacked in the north, capturing Kirkuk on 10, April and Mosul the next day.


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[33] The war of aggression ended when the American people took over Saddam's hometown of Tikrit.


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[33] On April 24, 2003, Bush estimated U.S. troops would stay in Iraq for two years.


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[32] On 1 May 2003, Bush declared the end of the Iraq war, but recalled that there is still a lot of work to be done in Iraq.


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[33] The capture and execution of Saddam Hussein on December 13, 2003, U.S. forces captured Saddam Hussein from a hiding pit at a farm near Tikrit.


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Saddam was then shown on television as a thunderous thunder as a doctor examined him.


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He was sentenced in 2006 to death.


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Most of Saddam's key figures in Iraq were captured by the coalition, and they too have been awaiting their trial and sentencing for a long time.


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Hussein was executed by hanging on December 30, 2006.


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[34] Guerrilla war, terrorism and ethnic conflict After major military operations in 2003 ended, Iraq was mired in chaos for weeks and US forces were unable to contain widespread looting for a long time.


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Partly from other Islamic countries [35] Sunni terrorists carried out bomb attacks on foreign-held targets such as embassies.


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In May 2003, attacks on US Army patrols by guerrilla groups assembled by small usually former Iraqi Army soldiers began to occur increasing in the “Sunni triangle” of central Iraq.


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Criminals freed by Saddam from prisons, among other things, were also looting and murdering.


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[36] The coalition conducted operations in areas of support for resistance groups.


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Resistance from Baathists and nationalists was justified politically.


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Many times resistance groups were linked to bigotry sects.


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For example, the Shiite Mahdi Army surrendered in 2004 after fighting in Najaf.


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In Samarra, on the other hand, the resistance of a Sunni group was defeated in the same year.


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There were a few such events in the following years.


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During the first year of war, resistance groups killed 900 US troops, among other things, with rockets, mortars, ambush attacks, car bombs and roadside bombs.


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[37] Kidnaps were everyday life, and so were tortures and murders of abductees.


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The Shiia and Kurdish parties won the elections, and in the Sunni-majority sparsely populated Anbar desert governorate, few Sunnis even voted in the election.


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Sunnis felt the coalition discriminated against them.


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US soldiers were many times considered poorly trained and equipped, among other things there was a shortage of armored vehicles.


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[38] Because of the deadly and maiming attacks on the US military for years, including deadly and maiming firearms, roadside bombs, mortars and rockets, soldiers lived in constant fear at their bases.


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While the coalition had thought at the start of the war that it would attack Sunni al-Qaida, in reality its support for the Shiite-led regime drove some local Sunni terrorist organizations to join al-Qaeda.


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Various armed groups opposed to the coalition skirmished with each other.


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There was effectively a civil war between Shiias and Sunnis in 2006.


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Baghdad was divided into Sunni and Shiite areas, with Sunnis expelled from the Shiite region and vice versa.


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In 2006, a bomb exploded at the Shiite al-Askari mosque, killing no one but badly damaging the mosque.


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Enraged by this, the Shiites killed hundreds, perhaps more than 1000 Sunni Muslims.


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More generally, Shiite death squads kidnapped, tortured and killed ordinary Sunni civilians.


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Al-Askari bomb suspected to have been planted by al-Qaeda in Iraq


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Many in 2006 were too afraid to even go to work for fear of kidnapping.


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Extremists intimidated and massacred people collaborating with the United States, among them interpreters.


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In addition to political guerrilla warfare and terrorism, homicides and other habitual crime also increased.


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In 2006, Iraq's own government began to operate.


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In 2007, the United States appointed General David Petraeus, known as amicable, as commander of coalition forces, among other measures, to pacify Baghdad.


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UN powers were extended in Iraq in 2007 without the consent of the country's parliament.


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That same year, the coalition, Iraqi forces and insurgents who turned to the Iraqi government defeated much of the resistance, including in the vast province of Anbar, whose capital Ramadi had fallen into rebel control by the conduct.


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In 2008, violence had declined markedly, and Iraq's own army teamed up with U.S. forces against Shiite militias in Basra, among others.


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The Shiiias won the 2010 election too, although one of the two Shiias winning parties was theoretically non-ethnic and non-religious.


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End of war When in 2009 US President George W. Bush switched to Barack Obama, the situation in Iraq was reassessed.


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Obama had promised to end the war in Iraq and later in Afghanistan as well.


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On August 31, 2010, Obama announced the U.S. war effort was over in Iraq.


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However, 50,000 US troops remained in the country for training missions, among other things.


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[5] Britain withdrew its last troops from Iraq on 22 May 2011. [39].


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The United States withdrew even its last soldiers in December 2011.


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Victims of the war In the three-week war of 2003, 170 soldiers of the main US were killed, most of them by shelling by their own forces.


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[33] By 2011, about 4500 US troops were killed in the Iraq war [40] and tens of thousands wounded.


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The war had claimed more than 80,000 civilian casualties.


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[41] The number of Iraqi soldiers killed is not known.


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12,000 Iraqi policemen had been killed in the guerrilla war.


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There are very conflicting accounts circulating about the numbers of Iraqi civilians killed in the war.


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According to an IBC study, around 100,000 civilians were killed in the war by October 2010.


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The killers included Coalition military action, criminals and terrorists.


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Human rights violations The human rights violations of the Iraq war were usually related to terrorism and opposition to this.


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There were many instances in the Iraq war where US soldiers mistook civilians for terrorists and shot them for it.


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In 2007, a licence for US security company Blackwater to operate in Iraq was revoked because of alleged shooting at Iraqi civilians by company employees.


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The company was charged with war crimes.


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[42] In the spring of 2004, images of the maltreatment of Iraqi prisoners of war in Abu Ghraib prison spread into the public domain.


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Before the war, the prison in question had served as a torture chamber and concentration camp under Saddam Hussein's regime.


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[43] Reconstruction of Iraq In October 2003, a meeting was held in Madrid to plan reconstruction and its financing.


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Grants and loans were promised for US$33 billion, of which the United States accounted for two-thirds.


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Other major contributors included Japan, the World Bank, the IMF, the European Union, Kuwait, Spain, China and the United Arab Emirates.


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[44] After five years of relief operations in the United States, reconstruction was judged to have been costly and ineffective.


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[45] The purpose of the reconstruction was to improve and repair the country's infrastructure: transport, school facility, sewerage and hospitals, among other things.


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Reconstruction proceeded slowly despite a few successes.


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Serious problems with basics existed in the capital, Baghdad, too.


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In 2010, in Baghdad, electricity was provided for three hours at a time.


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[46] As recently as 2010 in Baghdad, tap water was not clean enough in all areas, and in some areas there was water supply.


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[47] Reconstruction was prevented, among other things, by violent unrest in the country, [48] some of which amounted to direct sabotage against reconstruction in the form of bombings and worker killings.


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Bad problems were also brought by corruption, lack of funding and unorganized cooperation between international and local entities.


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At the beginning of the 2010s, it was appreciated that some number of foreign companies had already entered the country.


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but safety was still a concern.


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The budget remained balanced, inflation at five percent, and gross domestic product grew by ten percent a year.


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At its worst, inflation was 50 per cent a year.


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[49] Foreign policy relations The war has rubbed transatlantic relations, for Germany and France in particular, and Belgium, with France, were completely openly opposed to the war, thus dividing the old allies into two divisive camps.


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In Finland, the Prime Minister's alleged Iraq speeches led to Iraq-Gate.


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In preparation for the coalition's invasion of Iraq, NATO's Fifth Article also came to the test.


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Turkey requested support from NATO allies on the basis of NATO's consultation under Article 4, should Iraq preemptively attack first from Turkish territory in preparation for the invasion of Iraq.


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Mostly because of France, NATO left the security guarantee ungranted and Turkey denied using its territory when invading Iraq.


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This was given a boost to US efforts to link Romania and as a “reserve country” Bulgaria to NATO, from which the US could obtain bases for its Central Asian operations.


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Not only NATO, but also EU unity was also put to the test by some of the newly joined EU countries siding with the US position against the EU's “old Europe” position.


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Subsequently, both sides have sought to restore intervals.


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Results of Saddam's interrogations In 2004, Saddam was interrogated by the US Federal Police FBI.


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Interrogation transcripts were largely published in 2009.


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Admittedly, there are not some passages in the published ones showing the rise of the Ba'ath party that Americans supported the rise to power.


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Under interrogation, Saddam said, among other things, that the country had no al-Qaida links.


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Saddam said Iraq deliberately believed it might have weapons of mass destruction [50] because he feared Iran would attack the country.


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[51] [52] [53] [54] Therefore, Iraq did not allow weapons inspectors into its country in the 1990s and prevented weapons inspectors from returning to the country in 2003.


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This is how Iraq intimidated Iran with non-existent nuclear weapons so that Iran would not consider the country an easy target to attack.


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Saddam feared Iran would restart the Iraq-Iranian war, supporting Shiites in the country.


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[55] Saddam also wanted his domestic enemies, his own army and Israel to believe that the country had weapons of mass destruction [56].


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Instead, Saddam didn't think the U.S. would invade the country.


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[57] Cost and Criticism Estimates of the total cost of the war range between $1 and $3 trillion.


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[58] [59] Britain had a strong anti-Iraq War opposition before the war.


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At the same time as the US was occupying Iraq, guerrilla warfare and terrorist bombs were killing people there.


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According to an opinion poll by one military magazine in March 2005, a war consistently very dangerous for combat troops was opposed by 60% of U.S. Army soldiers in Iraq.


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[38] Even though Iraqis were happy that Saddam, who once ruled the country, was gone, they usually remembered when asked that it was much safer under Saddam.


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[38] Human rights were also violated in some cases by US forces and related entities.


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For example, Zbigniew Brzezinski, the security policy adviser who formulated U.S. foreign policy doctrine in the 1980s and 1990s, opposed the war.


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[60] According to the Gallups, almost half or a majority supported the war in 2003, but three years from now about 60% were against the war.


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In 2008, about half were in favour of the war again.


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[61] Necessity of war The information received by weapons inspectors before the war did not indicate that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction in large quantities.


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[62] However, neither the weapons inspectors nor anyone else outside Iraq could guarantee that Iraq could not have had weapons of mass destruction in its cache.


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[63] After the end of the war, it became apparent that the Iraqi regime did not possess weapons of mass destruction in more than 900 locations where US intelligence officials had thought they may have been [64] or al Qaeda-affiliated at all.


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It was revealed that, for example, CIA data on WMD had been largely based on unreliable information.


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[65] In December 2003, though, Bush said it did not matter whether Iraq had weapons of mass destruction or whether it intended to acquire them.


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[66] In any case, the Bush administration had clearly exaggerated the threat to Iraq.


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[67] [68] The 140-person Iraq Survey Group led by David Kay, a subordinate to the Central Intelligence Agency, reported on 28 January 2004 that the CIA had been almost completely wrong in its estimates in the past.


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[69] [70] Kay's ISG team found only small amounts of biological material and other weapons of mass destruction related.


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On retiring from office in 2004, Kay did not believe Iraq had significant biological and chemical weapons production since 1991.


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[71] On the other hand, Kay also said that even if Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction, Iraq was more dangerous than (expert weapons inspectors) had thought before the war.


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Kay's group said Iraq had retained the option to start manufacturing weapons of mass destruction when the opportunity arose.


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Iraq had also pursued a long-range missile program.


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Likewise, Charles A. Duelfer, who replaced Kay, found no large stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq [72] [73] [74] and no signs of these being produced.


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Duelfer confirmed earlier allegations that Iraq had effectively completely destroyed its large arsenal of weapons of mass destruction in 1991.


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Admittedly, Duelfer says manufacturing biological weapons would have been fairly easy to start anew.


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Judge Laurence Silberman concluded the CIA had made a serious error in its WMD estimates.


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[75] In July, CIA Deputy Director Richard Kerr completed an investigation that sought to determine what had gone wrong with the CIA's WMD estimates.


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[76] Business at war The U.S. Army's war activities in Iraq were largely based on outsourcing basic functions to private companies.


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Outsourced services included Army transportation, accommodation maintenance, whole food and clothing maintenance, construction operations and security services.


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The major subcontractor players were the US Halliburton Group, the ESI companies and the Halliburton subsidiary KBR.


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The subcontracts were based on a formula in which companies added a profit share of 2 to 7 per cent to their own expenses.


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In other words, the more money companies wasted, the more they made a profit.


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These military-industrial enterprises have also been strongly suspected of overbilling their operations.


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The huge outsourcing operation has drawn its share of criticism, with Bush administration Vice President Dick Cheney a former head and major shareholder of the Halliburton company.


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Also behind the ownership of the Essi company is William Henry Trotter Bush, the younger brother of President George W. Bush's father, who, through his other companies, also owns a big chunk of Halliburton.


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[77] In total, more than 180,000 people worked in these war subcontracting companies, that is, more than there are US soldiers in Iraq.


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[78] In September 2007, the Iraqi Interior Ministry for the first time revoked the license of the U.S.-based security company Blackwater, whose employees are accused of shooting at civilians in Baghdad.


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Iraq's Interior Ministry said it would prosecute any foreign contractors found to have used excessive force in incidents in future.


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The U.N. resolution gives U.S. occupation forces immunity from prosecution, but according to an Iraqi Interior Ministry spokesman, the immunity from prosecution does not apply to private security companies.


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Tens of thousands of employees of private American security companies have been operating in Iraq, many of them performing tasks previously belonging to soldiers.


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[79] Iraq after the war In 2013, violence escalated anew in Iraq.


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In June 2014, the Sunni bigoted fundamentalist ISIS, based in Syria, attacked, taking Mosul and moving fairly close to Baghdad.


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US President Obama did not want to send ground troops to Iraq.


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2005 My war - killing time in Iraq Jääkäri - Danish soldier in Afghanistan and Iraq, Thomas Rathsack, Thought books - Gummerus kustannus OY 2010, Weight WS Bookwell Oy Juva 2010, ISBN 978-951-20-8240-7', Finnish author Kari Koski, original language Danish, original name Jaeger - i krig med eliten 2009 Under fire from friends, Giuliana Sgrena, Like 2007, Vertical Ear Book, Finnish Peace Defenders, 2007, ISBN 952-471-809-X The Iraq War, Paul Keegan, Publ.


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James Pierson Beckwourth (April 6, 1798 — October 29, 1866) was an African-American fur trader who played a significant role in the early exploration and colonization of the western United States territories.


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He also became the only African-American to record his colorful life story down.


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His adventures led from the subtropical swamp regions of Florida to the Pacific Ocean and from southern Canada to Mexico.


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Early historians of the Old West initially downplayed Beckwourth's memoirs, but since then his life story has been re-evaluated and has become one of the most valuable sources of American social history.


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The civil rights movement of the 1960s celebrated Beckwourth as an early African-American pioneer.


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She has been featured as a paragon in children's literature and textbooks.


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Adolescent James Pierson Beckwourth was born in 1798 in Frederick County, Virginia as a descendant of Sir Jennings Beckwith and an African slave.


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The Beckwith were prominent figures in Virginia and proud of their noble lineages.


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One of the ancestors had participated in the famous Battle of Hastings as a knight of William the Conqueror.


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On the ancestral side, the Beckwithie lineage led to King Robert Bruce of Scotland.


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[1] Little is known about James' mother.


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Source records state that she was a mulatto, possibly known as “Miss Killin”.


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[2] The Beckwith family moved from Virginia to St. Charles in the Louisiana Territory in 1809.


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Different from his other relatives, Sir Jennings wanted no visible social status in his new homestead, nor in nearby St. Louis, but remained to live anonymously in a remote wooded area.


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Although James had been born a slave, his father did not treat him as such.


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Sir Jennings sent James to the only school in St. Louis, where the boy learned to read and write over a two-year period.


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[3] Schooling is timed between 1810 and 14.


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At the end of the same decade James was sent to the doctrine of blacksmiths, where he thrived


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After quarreling with his employer, James left his job and, in 1822, participated in an exploration expedition to the lead mines of the Galena River Basin in Illinois.


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According to some claims, James was hired as slave labour in the mines, but no reliable sources can be found on the matter.


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[4] As a free man west After staying for some time in New Orleans, James returned to his home after contracting yellow fever.


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However, restless blood drew the boy on adventures, and he didn't feel comfortable still.


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After Sir Jennings wrote three times the papers justifying James's release, he, as a free man, had the right to travel wherever he wanted.


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[5] In the summer of 1824, he enrolled in General William Ashley's game-catching expedition headed for the Rocky Mountains.


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[6] Over the following years, Beckwourth participated in many expeditions on the payroll of the American Fur Company and Rocky Mountain Fur Company.


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Accompanying the expedition, he learned invaluable batch-goer skills, which were of great benefit to future life.


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He worked with such well-known mountain men as Jim Bridger and Jedediah Smith, and participated in the first rendezvous of mountain men on the Green River in 1825.


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The gathering place for these annual markets changed annually and quickly became the most famous social event and business institution for American mountain men.


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[6] Life among Native Americans In 1828, Beckwourth was kidnapped by Crow Indians.


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After this, he spent several years working on the crow'tte.


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Beckwourth learned the language of the crow'tte, dressed them in accordance with their traditions, and regarded their village as his home.


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At the same time, he maintained trade ties with American fur companies.


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In his own words, Beckwourth rose to become a crow'tte warlord after the death of their powerful leader Rotten Belly.


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Although Beckwourth is believed to have exaggerated in many of his heroics concerning Native American battles, so his living among the crow'tte is a historical fact.


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From St. Louis to Florida after returning to St. Louis in 1836, Beckwourth felt alien to the altered environment from which his family had relocated.


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[3] When the American Fur Company did not renew Beckwourth's contract, he volunteered with the United States Army to fight in the Second Seminole War in Florida.


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In his book, he claimed to have been a soldier and courier.


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According to historical statistics, he was a mule driver and assistant director of civilian trolley transport in the baggage division.


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After boring his life in the subtropical swamp regions of Florida, Beckwourth returned to St.Louis, where he was hired by merchant Louis Vasquez to join him on a trading mission to the Southern Plains to join the Native Americans.


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[3] As a horse trader in Colorado From 1838—1840, Beckwourth moved with the ute Indians and participated as a second leader in the horse thefts committed by them in California.


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The group made three major raiding expeditions into California's Santa Ana Valley and stole thousands of horses from a Spanish expedition.


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This information, based on Beckwourth's own assertion, may hold true, as he is known to have appeared at Fort Bent, located in Colorado, carrying a large number of horses, which he traded to local Cheyenne and other Native Americans.


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1840 Beckwourth became an independent merchant, building a trading station in Colorado with his partners.


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The place was very successful and later developed into the town of Pueblo.


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[7] In the Mexican—American War In February 1845, Beckwourth joined the rebels of the Spaniard Jose Castro and took part in the battle in California against the Spanish army.


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Returning back to Colorado, Beckwourth brought with him a large herd of horses stolen from the army.


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At the outbreak of the Mexican—American War of 1846, Beckwourth stated his desire to serve as a courier in the U.S. forces.


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In his own words, he became a great war hero during this war.


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Beckwourth reported that he fought, among other things, in the Taos Rebellion, in which US forces crushed the Mexicans' front with their superiority.


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General documentaries do not support information about Beckwourth's involvement in the war.


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[8] Last decades In 1848, Beckwourth traveled to California inspired by gold fever.


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On this trip he met Thomas J. Bonner, who booked down his memoirs.


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The first edition of the work appeared in 1856 and was titled: The Life and Adventures of James P. Beckwourth, Mountaineer, Scout, and Pioneer, and Chief of the Crow Nation of Indians.


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The book attracted widespread attention and made Beckwourth famous.


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At the same time, his surname changed from Beckwith to Beckwourth.


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[3] In 1861, Beckwourth worked as a merchant in Denver.


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During the same year he also had time to work as a barber and station wagon.


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[9] Later in the same decade, Beckwourth worked as an Indian chargé d'affaires and a tour guide for the United States Army.


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In 1863, he moved to live in a village of Cheyenne Indians, which was attacked by Colonel John Chivington's forces in the late fall of 1864.


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Beckwourth was runner-up at the time of the Sand Creek massacre, but appeared in court as a key witness against Chivington.


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[10] In 1865 Beckwourth served for a further brief period in the United States Army until retreating to the village of crow'tten, where perished in October 1866.


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[3] There are several versions of Beckwourth's death.


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According to some accounts, he perished when a horse threw him off his back.


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Another source states that Beckwourth had been poisoned by the Crow'tte when he refused the chiefdom of the tribe.


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According to the most reliable source, Beckwourth had fallen mortally ill as early as he arrived at the Native American village.


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[11] Marriages Beckwourth was married several times and kept more wives at the same time.


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According to the practice he adopted, he sought to profit from his marriages by marrying the daughters of trading Indian chiefs and Mexicans.


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These unions were short-lived and only in rare cases was the distinction officially indulged.


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[8] Summary of Beckwourth Beckwourth did not receive recognition while he was alive, but since his death historians' opinions have changed.


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I doubt there are so many conflicting descriptions of any person in the Wild West as Beckwourth.


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Early writers such as Francis Parkman, leaning on second-hand sources, classified him as a “blatant liar,” combining all the worst qualities of the white and black race.


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Beckwourth was described as a multiple murderer and ridiculous braggart whose stories were comparable to fairy tales.


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These depictions often came from residents of pro-slavery states, who already had a low understanding of persons in which African blood was flowing.


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[12] Subsequent scholars have changed public perception of Beckwourth and found his source information to be quite significant.


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Like Beckwourth, many other men in the mountains have exaggerated their own achievements because the custom was common among them.


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Beckwourth's stories were popular entertainment of their own era, meant to create a good atmosphere.


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Many described his wilderness skills as outstanding, but because of his skin colour his achievements were downplayed.


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Beckwourth was also well liked among the men of the mountains for his cheerful nature and helpfulness and his trading with the Indians was more honest than that of many others.


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Question: What did James Pierson Beckwourth die of?

James Beckwourth


Question: What did James Pierson Beckwourth die of?

James Beckwourth

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Question: What did James Pierson Beckwourth die of?

James Beckwourth


Question: What did James Pierson Beckwourth die of?

James Beckwourth

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Question: What did James Pierson Beckwourth die of?

James Beckwourth


Question: What did James Pierson Beckwourth die of?

James Beckwourth

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Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

Uuno Turhapuro is the first Uuno Turhapuro film, completed in 1973.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

It garnered 613,409 viewers in cinemas and is thus the second most watched Turhapuro film.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

At the same time, the film is the second most watched of the domestic films of 1973 and the entire 1970s.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

Initially, only one Uuno Turhapuro film was intended to be made, but due to the success of the first film, 20 films were made, the last of which Uuno Turhapuro — This Is My Life (2004).


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

Spede Pasanen took advantage of inexpensive video technology in the execution of the film's filming for the first time.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

The studio scenes in the film are shot in black and white on the footage tape, from which they were copied onto cinematic film in London for the cut and cinematic screening.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

[1] [2] The song that Uuno plays on violin in the film is Pablo de Sarasate's Gypsy Songs.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

Plot Uuno builds a violin using the do-it-yourself method and learns to play through a letter school.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

The popularity of the violinist is great and gigs are ordered, but at the same time leisure time is consumed.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

Thus, Uuno finally decides to start enjoying his normal lazy life again.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

Actors The name of actor Aarno Sulkanen has been left in the opening credits of the film, but his role has been cut out of the final film.


Question: What was the first Uuno Turhpuro film?

Uuno Turhpuro (film)

Pentti Siimekski also played a role in the film but his role was cut out of the final film.