The Baghdad Set_ Iraq through the Eyes of British Intelligence, 1941–45

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  1. Wahbi was a close friend of Saib Shawkat, the prominent, rabidly antise-
    mitic, pro-Nazi physician who had studied and trained in Germany, and
    who was arguably the leading Iraqi Nazi after the demise of Rashid Ali and
    the ex-Mufti. About the Shawkat family, see Chap. 6.

  2. Tribal and Political Weekly Intelligence Summary No. 74, CICI Iraq, 13
    July 1942, AIR 29/2506, TNA; Tribal and Political Weekly Intelligence
    Summary No. 75, CICI Iraq, 20 July 1942, AIR 29/2506, TNA; Security
    Intelligence Summary No. 39, CICI Iraq, 20 September 1942, AIR
    29/2506, TNA.

  3. Security Intelligence Summary No. 39, CICI Iraq, 20 September 1942,
    AIR 29/2506, TNA.

  4. As described by a subaltern in the Bombay Grenadiers who disembarked
    there on 15 December 1942; see Private papers of Lieutenant D. Haddon,
    15964, Documents Collection, Imperial War Museum [IWM].

  5. Security Intelligence Summary No. 50, Defence Security Office, CICI
    Iraq, 23 January 1943, AIR 29/2512, TNA.

  6. Cornwallis to Eden, 13 January 1944, reprinted in PDAW, 582–3.

  7. Stonehewer-Bird to Bevin, 4 March 1946, FO 371/52423, TNA.


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