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  1. Library NASIN-LIB-000003

    Halabja in a Book

    A Kurdish, Arabic and English introduction to Halabja covering the city’s history, name, urban character, administration, political activity and chemical bombardment, with black-and-white photographs. Compiled and published by the World Municipalities Conference for Peace under the supervision of Sa...

  2. Library NASIN-LIB-000004

    A Poisonous Affair

    A historical and political investigation of the Halabja chemical attack within the Iran–Iraq War. Drawing on documents and interviews, it examines Iraq’s chemical weapons programme, disputes over responsibility and the responses of the United States and Iraq’s Western allies.

  3. Archive NASIN-ARC-000008

    نامەی مەلا عەبدولكەریمی مودەڕیس بۆ حەسەن فەهمی بەگی جاف

    نامەی مامۆستا عبدالكریم بۆ حەسەن بەگ، جگە لە هەواڵپرسینی پێشنیازی چاپكردنی دیوانی مەولەوی بۆ كردووە.

  4. Oral History NASIN-OH-000003

    The Halabja Chemical Attack and Related Documents: An Interview with Mamosta Hama Rashid Amini Pawayi

    An interview with Mamosta Hama Rashid Amini Pawayi about the Halabja chemical attack and documents relating to the catastrophe.

  5. Archive NASIN-ARC-000007

    ژمارەیەك لە قوربانیانی كیمیاییبارانی هەڵەبجە

    وێنەی ژمارەیەك لە قوربانیانی هەڵەبجە دوای گۆكردنەوەیان لە گۆڕستانی شەهیدانی هەڵەبجە بەمەبەستی ئەسپەردەكردنیان

  6. Archive NASIN-ARC-000006

    letter Shex alladin naqshbandi for mustafa qaradakhi

  7. Research NASIN-RES-000002

    Reflection of the Halabja Gas attack crime in the Iranian media, Case Study, the Ettela'at Newspaper

    The Kurdish people in South Kurdistan have been struggling for their political and civil rights since the establishment of the modern Iraqi state. they have faced many wars and adversities along the way. The most prominent of these events and tragedies is the gas attack on Halabja on March 16, 1988....

  8. Archive NASIN-ARC-000005

    Adila Khanum and two of her children (Ahmad Mukhtar Jaf and Ezzat Beg Jaf)

    photo taken in 1912 in Halabja

  9. Archive NASIN-ARC-000004

    بەڵگەنامەی کڕین و فرۆشتنی خانوو ١٩٣٤

  10. Podcast & Media

    Nasin Podcast is launching

    Every story deserves to be heard, and every experience can open a conversation.

  11. Archive NASIN-ARC-000003

    Fadhil al-Jamali’s Visit to Sheikh Othman Naqshbandi in Tawella, 1953

    According to the supplied information, this photograph records Iraqi Prime Minister Fadhil al-Jamali’s visit to Sheikh Othman Naqshbandi in Tawella in 1953. Men in Kurdish clothing and formal attire are seated and standing in a courtyard in front of a stone building. Individual positions in the phot...

  12. Archive NASIN-ARC-000002

    Notable Figures of Halabja in 1919

    The photograph shows a group of notable figures from Halabja, wearing Kurdish clothing and turbans, standing side by side in front of a building. Dating back to 1919, it captures details of the clothing and architecture of the period.

  13. Archive NASIN-ARC-000001

    A group of armed men from the Jaf tribe Halabja

    The photograph shows a group of armed Jaf tribesmen in traditional clothing, lined up side by side on horseback. Dating back to 1919, the photograph was taken in an area surrounding Halabja, with hills and mountainous scenery visible in the background.

  14. Research NASIN-RES-000004

    Geographical analysis of the chemical bombardment of the city of Halabja and its impact on the size of its population

    The title of this study is )Geographical analysis of the chemical bombardment of the city of Halabja and its impact on the size of its population(، and the site of the study is the city of Halabja in 1988، as a geographical location located in northeastern Iraq، east of the Kurdistan region، and the...

  15. Research NASIN-RES-000005

    Analysis of the Halabja Chemical Attack Crime: Iraqi Military Strategy and Political Motives Behind the Crime

    This study explains the military strategy behind the chemical bombing of Halabja, going into the depths of the political and military decision of the Iraqi state to commit this crime. The reason for choosing this title is to dispel the doubts that have existed since the beginning of the crime and st...