The challenges Britain faced in Iraq during World War I, including the abandonment of lofty aspirations and the violent overthrow of the British-backed monarchy, serve as a cautionary tale for the United States and its allies. Historians and military experts provide crucial context to the ambitious U.S. effort to reconstruct postwar Iraq, emphasizing the importance of learning from past engagements.
U.S. Policy in Post-Saddam Iraq-Eric Mathewson, Michael Eisenstadt
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U.S. Policy in Post-Saddam Iraq: Lessons from the British Experience
In March 1917, Lieutenant General Sir Frederick Stanley Maude declared British troops in Iraq as liberators, not conquerors.
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