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Zitat:Accused Army officer gets support.
By Rowan Scarborough
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Friends and military advocates yesterday rallied around a U.S. Army officer who had been charged with assault in the interrogation of an Iraqi who provided critical information about pending attacks on American soldiers.
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Zitat:Iraqi Graffiti Was the Writing on the Wall
Students' Execution For Defying Hussein Foretold His Cruelty
By Peter Finn
Washington Post Foreign Service
Saturday, November 1, 2003; Page A01
BAGHDAD -- They were still young, and in the illusionary cocoon of their high school, they had not yet learned fear. When the secret police came for Ali Fouad Abdul Ridha, the 17-year-old glanced over his shoulder at his 10-year-old brother, Mohammed, before being hustled away.
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