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أنا من أهل الحارثية أسمي أحمد محمود هاشم السلام عليكم و رحمة الله وبركاته

ارجو من لدنكم تبليغي بموعد عرض الاسماء الذين قدموا للتعين على المعلمين والمدرسين هل سوفة تعرض على النت شكرا

اني ندى ام زياد ولله مشتاقة موت علا الحرية واهلة الطيبين واتمنه اشوفه ولو ساعة لانه صار مفارقتة 8 سنوات ان شاء لله يطلعون المخربين ونعود اله من جديد سلامي اللا بيت ابو سيف و اختي اسماء خاصة واخوية ايادوكل من يسال عني

omg that was my high school i miss it so much..it was an amazing time..oh god

where is that place??/

مقبرة مود This is called Maude Cemetery by the locals. It also used to be called the North Gate War Cemetery The British General Frederick Stanley Maude, who died in 1917 after contracting Cholera, was burried here. He also has a memorial stone in Brompton Cemetery in London.

Was considered to be THE absolute best Government "non-private" secondary school in all Iraq. Every year, perhaps half of top 10 students in Iraqi Baccalaureate would have graduated from there. Best students were usually segregated in class A. In 1970, 100% of class A achieved enough marks get them in Baghdad university Medical school or Engineering college. However, the Top marks in Iraq on that year was Goran Jameel Al-Talabani, who was in class D of Al-Markaziya. His father (Jameel Al-Talabani) is the brother of the current Iraqi President (Jalal). Goran graduated from Baghdad University Medical School in 1977 and as far as I know, is currently a top International Neurologist.

المدرسة هذه درست بيهة 12 سنة وتخرجت منهة

Used to be a Basket ball court in the "northern part" and a tennis court south of the plot.

The plots of all these houses are exactly the same size, being 320 square metres. (16m wide and 20m deep). The area is called AL-GHAZALIYAH. Original owners of these plots are all Army officers, who mainly built their houses themselves. by 1985, over 50% of the plots were built and inhabited. By 1990, only 3% of lands remained unbuilt. Originally, and until early 1980, all the area was a mere farmland surrounding the village of Al-Ghazaliya, hence the name. The land was then purchased by Ministry of defense, that sold it to Armed Forces officers at a nominal price of 1 dinar per metre. At the time, the value of the Iraqi dinar was a respectable 3.1 US Dollars, so each plot cost the officer a mere $1000 of 1980 USD or, roughly, a 2 month's salary worth at the time). The ministry of defence also gave away 8000 Dinars to all those officers to help with the house build ($26000 at the time). The Iraqi government was quite generous in early 1980s, with the vast amounts of forein currency reserves and the wishful thinkink that the war with Iran was about to be concluded "soon". All officers were also given new cars at a heavily subsidised price. At first, a Canadian "manual gearbox" Chevrolet Malibu was given to the those officers serving in the war frontline. However, a much better quality Toyota Crown Super Saloon was then given to the officers serving in safer areas at the back! To build a house in Ghazaliya Officers district, it would typically cost an average of 20000-60000 Iraqi Dinars, in first half of 1980s, becoming gradually dearer after 1985, when Iraqi currency started to progressively inflate at an initial annual rate of about 50%, accelerating further after Kuwait invasion to 100%-300% annually then stabilising around 1998, probably as a result of "Oil for Food Program". The Dinar had been amazingly stable since, averaging around 1200-1600 Dinars for the USD. If you need any further information, please contact my youtube account, obaidey

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