61. Society And Culture 1, Aliraqi. News, discussion forum and chat. Category Regional MiddleEast iraq Society and culture http//www.aliraqi.org/forums/home.php. http://www.ad.com/Regional/Middle_East/Iraq/Society_and_Culture/

search Top Categories: History Human Rights Humanitarian Issues and Aid Organizations ... Aliraqi News, discussion forum and chat. Category: Regional > Middle East > Iraq > Society and Culture http://www.aliraqi.org/forums/home.php Ethnologue Report for Iraq Information on the languages of Iraq. Category: Regional > Middle East > Iraq > Society and Culture http://www.ethnologue.com/show_country.asp?name=Iraq General Federation of Iraqi Women Information on the organisation and on the status of women in the country [in English and Arabic]. Category: Regional > Middle East > Iraq > Society and Culture http://www.uruklink.net/women/eha1.htm Iraq Offers short articles on country, history and culture, links for background and information on political organisations and minorities. Campaigning against the actual political system of Iraq. Category: Regional > Middle East > Iraq > Society and Culture http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Ithaca/3291/ Iraq Chat A chat room for Iraqis and Iraq related issues. Online polls and links for news. Category: Regional > Middle East > Iraq > Society and Culture http://www.iraqchat.com/

62. The Seattle Times: Nation & World: Iraq's Gun Culture Stokes Fears Of Unrest Aft iraq's gun culture stokes fears of unrest after Saddam's ouster. By MatthewMcAllester Newsday, DAVID GUTTENFELDER / AP. An iraqi kerosene http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/134651277_iraqcivil12.html

HOME Site index Wednesday, March 12, 2003 - 12:00 a.m. Pacific Understanding the U.S.-Iraq conflict War on terrorism Iraq's gun culture stokes fears of unrest after Saddam's ouster By Matthew McAllester Newsday DAVID GUTTENFELDER / AP An Iraqi kerosene vendor pours a container into his horse-drawn tank at a service station in Baghdad yesterday. Iraqis are stockpiling basic items as they begin to brace for a possible U.S.-led attack and the tumult that could follow it. E-mail this article Print this article Search web archive Although desperate to be rid of Saddam and his regime, middle-class Sunnis would rather keep him than see a theocratic Shiite government in Iraq, such as the one in neighboring Iran. "Better our Saddam than Iran," the ex-soldier said. The Iraqi government also is clearly anxious that there might be another uprising by the Shiites, who form about 60 percent of Iraq's population. A television channel run by Saddam's son, Uday, has been showing propagandistic footage of the 1991 violence for the past week to dissuade people from any similar rebellion should another war begin. Last week, the government ordered its troops into the streets for what it said was a drill to prepare for war. Some Iraqis said they thought the pickup trucks mounted with machine guns on street corners were primarily intended to intimidate the population.

63. Iraq culture Architecture of houses. http://www.salaam.co.uk/themeofthemonth/january02_index.php?l=7

64. RESOUR> News, Images And Culture Of Iraq: Network Nuggets RESOUR News, Images and culture of iraq Network Nuggets. Date Fri,20 Feb 1998 092844 0800 (PST) From ewellbur@cln.etc.bc.ca http://scout.wisc.edu/addserv/NH/98-02/98-02-20/0029.html

Date: Fri, 20 Feb 1998 09:28:44 -0800 (PST) From: ewellbur@cln.etc.bc.ca (Network Nuggets) Subject: News, Images and Culture of Iraq: Network Nuggets There should be no need to explain why Iraq is the topic of today's Network Nugget. Here are some links that might help us gain an understanding of the background to the impending war. The 'Conflict in Iraq' web page has links to a wide range of viewpoints about the current situation. CNN, ABC, the UN, The Nonviolence Web, the US State Department, US Defenselink, and others are represented via this page and many of the links are updated frequently. There is also a link to the CIA Iraq World Factbook, with information about geography, demographics, politics and more. Conflict in Iraq: http://www.poynter.org/research/hr/hr_110497.htm A different view of Iraq, with a focus on the people, art, architecture and landscape, is available via Sam Ruff's photographic journal from the 1950's. Mesopotamia seen through his lens is a collection of historical treasures. Sam Ruff's photographs: http://www.erols.com/jpeters/sam/

65. Bits Of Culture - Iraq Bits of culture. PointTo-Talk Booklets. Additional Resources. BITS OF culture -iraq. Languages. Geography. Cultural Values. Main Religion Death Concepts/Rituals. http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/interpreters/b_irq.asp

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68. History, Culture, Heritage Of Iraq! The summary for this Gujarati page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.iraqipapers.com/mesopotamia.htm

History, culture, heritage of Iraq Prepared by: Jameel Nadeen Mesopotamia Literally, 'the land between the rivers'; the name in antiquity for the area between the Tigris and Euphrates. It was conventionally divided into two: Lower Mesopotamia, the home of the Sumerian and Babylonian civilizations, stretched from the alluvial plain at the head of the Persian Gulf to Baghdad (C Iraq); Upper Mesopotamia, the home of the Assyrians, extended from Baghdad to the foothills of E Turkey. Historically, the former is more important: here the world's first urban civilization emerged during the fourth millennium BC. Babylon 32°33N 44°25E. From the 18th-c BC, the capital of the Babylonian Empire, situated on the R Euphrates S of Baghdad, modern Iraq. Its massive city walls and 'hanging gardens', attributed by classical tradition to Semiramis, wife of Shamshi-Adad V (823-811 BC) Semiramis: Semi-legendary Queen of Assyria, the wife of Ninus, with whom she is supposed to have founded Babylon. The historical germ of the story seems to be the three years' regency of Sammu-ramat (811-808 BC), widow of Shamshi-Adad V, but the details are legendary, derived from Ctesias and the Greek historians, with elements of the Astarte myth. Semi-subterranean vaulted rooms provided with hydraulic lifting gear in the later Palace of Nebuchadnezzar (604-562 BC) have been claimed as remains of the gardens, but their site is not definitely known.

69. Hybridmagazine.com :: Indie Counter-culture Daily, No Secret Handshakes. Under Hussein's program of Arabization, expressions of Assyrian culture are frowned violencein the Kurdish autonomous zones of northern iraq, despite the http://www.hybridmagazine.com/culture/0203/iraq.shtml

Indie Rock Daily Features Reviews Archives ... Masthead A Layman's Guide To WWIII: Arab Christians By Kevin Filan Iraq Egypt Iraq Israel Lebanon ... Syria During the Middle Ages the Crusaders hoped that the armies of Prestor John, ruler of a mighty Christian empire, would come from the East and sweep the Moslem infidels from the Holy Land. Unfortunately, the Assyrian Christians ruled no such empire; rather, they were a beleagured minority within their own lands. Their situation has not improved today, as 1 million Iraqi Christians find themselves under the thumb of one of the world's most brutal dictatorships. The Assyrian Christians have frequently found themselves victimized by emperors professing various faiths, and still have maintained their culture and their religion despite all odds. In a region filled with bloody history, the history of the Assyrian Church is among the bloodiest and the proudest. Should the U.S. and Iraq go to war, the Assyrians have little to gain and much to lose. Iraq is essentially an artificial entity, a Yugoslavia-like entity consisting of several linguistic, cultural and ethnic groups. The Shi'ite majority has long felt oppressed by the Sunnis who make up a disproportionate part of the Ba'ath Party and the Kurds, who have long sought their own homeland, have now begun gravitating toward militant Islam. In a crisis, all these groups might unite in their hatred and mistrust of the Christian minority and the end result could be yet another anti-Assyrian genocide.

70. Wired News: Book, Website Spur Iraq Discourse Book, Website Spur iraq Discourse. 17, 2002 PT. Journalist William Rivers Pitt wroteWar on iraq What Team Bush Doesn't Want You to Know in just three days. http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,55176,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Book, Website Spur Iraq Discourse By M.J. Rose Also by this reporter Page 1 of 1 02:00 AM Sep. 17, 2002 PT Journalist William Rivers Pitt wrote War on Iraq: What Team Bush Doesn't Want You to Know in just three days. Then he and his publisher, Beau Friedlander of Context Books, edited it in a mere eight hours. From concept to publication, the book took one month a fraction of the time it would have taken without the Internet. And on Thursday 125,000 copies will hit bookstores and spur what Friedlander hopes will become a serious debate. Story Tools See also 9/11 Book Born Online Hits Stage Who Spilled Merlot on the E-Book? Dogged Readers Bid to Pick Names Discover more Net Culture U.S. vs. Them : Fresh Perspectives Picture Yourself in Politics Tinker around with Gadgets and Gizmos Today's Top 5 Stories Due Process Vanishes in Thin Air 'Step Back' for Wireless ID Tech? Intel Coder Not Going Anywhere Drugs Strain to Resist Resistance ... Sorry, That Stock's Out of Stock The book's companion website is intended to feed that discourse and, ultimately, encourage Americans to oppose a war on Iraq, said Friedlander.

71. Spanish Language: Learn Spanish Grammar, Vocabulary And Culture Also learn about Spanish culture, history, currency and much more! British HistoryGuide James Appleyard explains how iraq evolved from British protectorate to http://spanish.about.com/

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Spanish Language Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Spanish Language with Gerald Erichsen Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Lessons for Beginners Other Lessons Word of the Day ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement In The Spotlight Tue, Apr 8, 2003 Infinitives as Nouns Infinitives are the most basic verb form in Spanish, but they don't always function as verbs. Infinitives can also function as nouns, becoming either the subject or object of a sentence. Various Meanings of Ya Ya is one of those common colloquial words that doesn't always have a readily translatable meaning. While sometimes it means "now," it often is used simply to add emotional content or emphasis to sentences. More: Question of the Week - Find out what learners want to know. Learning To Use De De is one of the most common prepositions, and it usually is translated as "of" or "from." But its usage is far more versatile than those translations might suggest. More: For Beginners - To-the-point lessons on many subjects.

72. ZNet | Iraq | The Bush Vision And The Culture Of Power His culture of power means a government of men, not laws, men willing to at the Institutefor Policy Studies and has just completed a film IRAQVOICES FROM http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=15&ItemID=2740

73. ZNet | Iraq | The Bush Vision And The Culture Of Power ZNet iraq. The Bush Vision And The culture Of Power. by Saul Landau;December 12, 2002. Why do they hate us? George W. Bush asked. http://www.zmag.org/content/print_article.cfm?itemID=2740§ionID=15

74. Polyglut.net: Discussion On War In Iraq, Military Culture, And Vietnam www.polyglut.net/cgibin/mt/mt-tb.cgi?tb_id=81 Listed below are links to weblogsthat reference 'War in iraq, military culture, and Vietnam' from polyglut.net. http://www.polyglut.net/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi?__mode=view&entry_id=98

75. Polyglut.net: Comment On War In Iraq, Military Culture, And Vietnam polyglut.net Comments War in iraq, military culture, and VietnamI haven't seen any signs of antisoldier sentiment to date; as http://www.polyglut.net/cgi-bin/mt/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=98

76. Il Nuovo - Culture - Idee - Grass: "Guerra In Iraq? Puro Imperialismo Usa" iraq? Puro imperialismo Usa Torna a farsi sentirela voce del maggior narratore tedesco, Nobel per la letteratura. http://www.ilnuovo.it/nuovo/foglia/0,1007,166750,00.html

idee Nasdaq Mibtel Cerca il Titolo Borsa in diretta Prima Pagina LE SEZIONI Paese Italia Esteri Politica Economia ... Roma LE RUBRICHE Editoriali Meteo nel sito Grass: "Guerra in Iraq? Puro imperialismo Usa" Torna a farsi sentire la voce del maggior narratore tedesco, Nobel per la letteratura. Da tempo sta esternando la sua ansia di fronte alla situazione in Medio Oriente. BERLINO - Günter Grass, premio Nobel per la Letteratura, il maggior scrittore tedesco vivente, accusa gli Stati Uniti e i loro alleati di "ipocrisia" e di "tracotanza" sull'Iraq. Da giorni ormai i suoi interventi sono comparsi sulle testate di mezzo mondo. "Qu esta guerra minacciata è voluta" dice oggi all'agenzia tedesca Dpa e che ''si tratta di nuovo di petrolio''. La sua esperienza gli dice ''che a questa guerra voluta seguiranno come conseguenza altre guerre''. Il 75/enne scrittore, impegnato in passato in tante battaglie al fianco della Spd, ha detto: ''Spero che i cittadini e il governo del mio paese dimostreranno che noi tedeschi abbiamo imparato dalle guerre da noi stessi provocate e diciamo perciò no alla follia perdurante chiamata guerra". Secondo Grass, i movimenti di truppe nel Golfo non sono una minaccia contro ''uno delle due dozzine di dittatori esistenti al mondo''. La guerra voluta piuttosto, scrive, già è in atto nelle teste di chi pianifica, nelle borse di tutti i continenti, come pure ''nei programmi televisivi anticipatori''. Grass allude alla Cnn Ricordando che furono gli Usa a appoggiare Saddam Hussein nella guerra contro l'Iran ('80-'88), Grass dice di dubitare che l'obbiettivo vero della guerra sia l'installazione di un governo democratico a Baghdad perchè gli alleati degli Usa (Arabia Saudita e Kuwait) sono parimenti delle dittature. ''Saranno forse questi paesi l'obbiettivo delle prossime guerre per promuovere la democrazia?'', si domanda sarcasticamente. "Lo so, queste domande sono oziose, l'arroganza della superpotenza ha una risposta per tutte'', scrive prendendosela con la tracotanza del potere di cui anche l'attuale presidente degli Stati Uniti è a suo dire espressione. Grass chiude dicendo di non essere sicuro che le Nazioni Unite ce la faranno a "contrastare la volontà di potere degli Stati Uniti d'America".

77. Il Nuovo - Culture - Idee - Habermas: "No Guerra In Iraq Senza Sostegno Onu" iraq senza sostegno Onu Il filosofo tedescoparla al settimanale progressista americano The Nation. La http://www.ilnuovo.it/nuovo/foglia/0,1007,162369,00.html

idee Nasdaq Mibtel Cerca il Titolo Borsa in diretta Prima Pagina LE SEZIONI Paese Italia Esteri Politica Economia ... Roma LE RUBRICHE Editoriali Meteo nel sito Habermas: "No guerra in Iraq senza sostegno Onu" Il filosofo tedesco parla al settimanale progressista americano The Nation . La sua è una delle poche voci dell'intellighenzia europea ad essersi espressa sullo scenario internazionale di oggi. Alex Dall'Asta CHICAGO – “Gli Stati Uniti non devono muovere guerra all’Iraq senza il supporto chiaro ed inequivocabile delle Nazioni Unite” . L’opinione, moderata ma chiara, è di Jürgen Habermas . E ha il sapore di una rivelazione, non tanto per i suoi contenuti, quanto per la rarità con cui gli intellettuali europei parlano del presente. Arriva dagli Stati Uniti. Habermas, filosofo erede della Scuola di Francoforte e del marxismo colto europeo , è stato intervistato alla Northwestern University di Evanston, Illinois, dove insegna filosofia come visiting professor . L’intervista è pubblicata nell’ultimo numero del settimanale progressista americano The Nation Habermas non si è mai dichiarato pacifista ad ogni costo: “ Di fronte a palesi crimini contro l’umanità la comunità internazionale deve poter rispondere anche con la forza, se non ci sono altre opzioni

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79. Italian Language Study the Italian language at the Centre of Italian Language and culture, far from BritishHistory Guide James Appleyard explains how iraq evolved from British http://italian.about.com/mbody.htm

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Italian Language Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Italian Language with Michael San Filippo Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Audio Lab Hand Gestures How To's ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement In The Spotlight Tue, Apr 8, 2003 Buona Pasqua! Easter In Italy Tradition and ritual play a strong role in Italian culture, especially during celebrations such as Easter. No matter what date Easter falls on, there are many ceremonies and culinary customs that are religiously upheld. Discussion: Buona Pasqua! - How do you celebrate Easter? More: AboutItaly! - Explore all things Italian at About. The Verb Fare and Idiomatic Expressions Learn the conjugations of the verb fare and its use in many idiomatic expressions and proverbs. Special: Workbook Exercise - Review and practice the verb fare. Special: Language Lessons - Short, direct lessons updated regularly. Italian Word of the Day Hear a new word every day spoken in Italian by a native speaker and a phrase using the word in an example. Includes translation in English.

80. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture - Iraq History Ottoman Empire Ottoman Architectural Works Outside Turkey iraq. Home.Atatürk. Ottoman Empire. Holy Lands. Ministry of culture Computer Center 2002. http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/tarih_en.asp?belgeno=1382

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