Saddam Land (Paperback)

Saddam Land Book Description

Based on thorough historical research, this fictional work describes the intrigues of Iraqi politics and the ways in which Saddam Hussein used them to his own advantage. Including interviews with a number of those who participated in the real-life events described--either as Saddam's victims or as his accomplices--this account provides a full and objective picture of the man's life and times, be it as a bandit leader, a political gangster, or as Iraq's president. A comprehensive bibliography is also included.

About the Author :

Hama Dostan has contributed to Saddam Land as an author. Hama Dostan has spoken before the Congressional Human Rights Caucus (CHRC) and also testified before a U.S. Congressional committee. He lives in Halabja, Iraq.

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•   By Catherine 29 Jan 2013
  Provides a good cognition of dirty Iraqi politics

  I would recommend this book to all who are curious to know what an Iraqi Politics was like with the despicable regime of their dictator Saddam Hussain. Series of events one after the other acquaint you with the tactics of administration in Iraq exercised by Saddam. You must go for this book as it gives a detailed of events you will find nowhere.

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•   By Kathryn Williams 28 Jan 2013
  Protest against violence!

  Throwing a good deal of light on Saddam's negative character by enlisting a number of interviews of his friends and foes, this book is a piece of research work which elucidate the act of violence committed by Saddam and is a manifesto against violence. The interviews as a part of research work annotate the violence committed by him in detail. The way the author has condemned the character of Saddam in a piece of writing is highly inspirational and it greatly discourage any type of violence done to anyone in any form.

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