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• Security organization of Saddam Hussein
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• Security organization of Saddam Hussein/Definition
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• Security organization of Saddam Hussein/External Links
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• Security organization of Saddam Hussein/Related Articles
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• Sadiq al-Sadr/Definition
  ...d Ayatollah, respected both theologically and politically; killed by the [[security organization of Saddam Hussein]] in 1999; father of [[Muqtada al-Sadr]]
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• Himayah/Related Articles
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• Saddam Fedayeen/Related Articles
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• Himayah
  ...he Department of Senior Escorts or ''Himayat al-Ra'is'', was the innermost security organization of Saddam Hussein, consisting of his personal bodyguards, as well as sensitive household func
  2 KB (237 words) - 07:30, 18 March 2024
• Iraqi Security Forces/Related Articles
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• Counterintelligence/Related Articles
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• Weapons of mass destruction/Related Articles
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• Gulf War, Iraqi order of battle
  In the Gulf War, there were essentially five rings of security in the Security organization of Saddam Hussein. Two, his immediate bodyguard and the Special Security Organization, were s
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• Heinrich Himmler/Related Articles
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• Totalitarianism
  ...ration]]. More recently, Iraq, before the Gulf War, was dominated by the [[security organization of Saddam Hussein]].
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• Coalition Provisional Authority
  ...the Army, as opposed to the [[Republican Guard]] and other parts of the [[security organization of Saddam Hussein]], had relatively few Ba'athists; that is why the Army units were kept far
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• March Definitions
  * [[Security organization of Saddam Hussein/Definition]]
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• March Metadata
  * [[Template:Security organization of Saddam Hussein/Metadata]]
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• March RA
  * [[Security organization of Saddam Hussein/Related Articles]]
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