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| Between 1987 and 1988, the Iraqi armed forces launched dozens of chemical attacks in the Kurdish regions of northern Iraq. By far the most intense of these attacks occurred in a town called Halabja.
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photo credit: Ali Fereiduni |
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Kurdistan Map - See where Saddam's chemical attacks took place and why.
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