Twentieth Iraqi National Revolution

Abstract

Much has been written about the revolution of the twentieth century, but the current circumstances require a return to it, a recollection of its path and inspiration from the biography of its heroes, and what has been achieved in it. Iraq in these circumstances suffers from quotas and the danger of sectarianism.
The revolution of the twenties was able to gather and unify the Iraqis within its national framework without quotas and sectarianism, and Iraq is in dire and urgent need for national unity. Iraq's political and social.
The revolution of the twentieth century was called the Great Iraqi Revolution, because it linked all the regional revolutions to a common factor that unites them, which is the union of its goals and slogans calling for an end to the British occupation.