In previous weeks, headlines about ISIS attacks around the world have triggered memories of living in Baghdad during the ISIS takeover of parts of Iraq in 2014 and its barbarous consequences: the extermination and ethnic cleansing of the region’s indigenous populations.
A lot was written about the situation in the Nineveh plains and surrounding areas consisting of the Nineveh governorate, the second most populous governorate after Baghdad. But what was life like in the capital city, Baghdad?
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Greetings Natan, Very interesting story. You must have the whole story in book form!?
Dear Natan while armenia population shrinking why you&family prefer to settle in australia instead our lovely Hayrenik Armenia ?