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Published November 2007
This report is volume 3 (redacted) of the Iraqi Perspectives Project series by the Institute for Defense Analyses. The report "helps address the subtask objective of 'cueing beneficial paths of exploration for other parts of the national security community' by using interviews, oral histories, and captured Iraqi documents and media to place in temporal context the conversations and materials of senior Iraqi leaders (political and military)."
(Due to large file size the report is divided into four parts below.)
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Iraqi Perspectives Project: Primary Source Materials for Saddam and Terrorism: Emerging Insights from Captured Iraqi Documents
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