The Iraqi War debrief
Subtitle: why Saddam Hussein was toppled
By: by Al J. Venter.
Publisher: Earthbound Publications; Distributed in the USA by Casemate Publishers
Published: 2004
Place of publication: South Africa; Havertown, PA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 340
Subjects: Hussein, Saddam, 1937-; Iraq War, 2003-; Weapons of mass destruction -- Iraq; Iraq -- Politics and government -- 1991-
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: 1. How Saddam almost built his bomb; title: 2. The Iran-Iraq War, a precedent; title: 3. Chemical warfare in the Iran-Iraq War; title: 4. Iraq, the country and its people; title: 5. Saddam Hussein, the man; title: 6. Enter UNSCOM, the United Nations Special Commission; title: 7. A reassessment, Iraq's nuclear program; title: 8. Was he building the bomb...again?; title: 9. Questions persist about the role of Vienna's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA); title: 10. New era threat, Iraq's biological and chemical warfare programs; title: 11. Some fearsome possible newcomers to the Middle East equation, smallpox, anthrax, novichok; title: 12. Iraq's missing weapons of mass destruction; title: 13. The gas mask imbroglio; title: 14. Russia's acquiescent role in rogue states acquiring weapons grade fissile material; title: 15. Spies, why American intelligence was caught short; title: 16. Scott Ritter's curious tactical about-face; title: 17. The Iraqi saga, waging the peace; title: 18. After Saddam Hussein.