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April 1, 1991Middle Eastern Studies

The Iraq development board and British policy, 1945–50

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(1991). The Iraq development board and British policy, 1945–50. Middle Eastern Studies: Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 231-255.

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Gerwin Gerke (1991) studied this question.

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