These are documents from the Baghdadi Jewish community containing lists of names, ages, addresses, and family relations belonging to members of the community.The item also contains personnel files and a list of Kurdish and Baghdadi Midrash Talmud Torah students.

These are newspaper clippings with handwritten citations. Most are from the Babel Newspaper series “Past, Present, and Future” and carry derogatory stories about the former Iraqi royal family. There are also family trees of the descendants of Sharif Hussein.

This is a spiral bound notebook titled: “Iraqi Republic Ministry of Information: Agenda, 1978.” It is a daily calendar and address book and contains several handwritten annotations, including poetry and notes on syntax. The published text gives a history of Iraq, highlighting Ba’ath party revolutions, oil production, agriculture, arts and youth.

These archival documents are two pages from a typed report or article discussing various political parties in the Middle East. It talks about American intelligence proselytizing Christianity to the Kurds, movements and political parties among the Turkmen, Hezbollah, and Iran.

This is a typewritten document in French of information and facts about Iraq, including its geographical neighbors, climate, rivers, vegetation, grains and other crops, industrial development, oil, exports and imports; communications; population, and religious and socio-economic categories.