A historic Jewish educational site in old Baghdad, part of the dense network of schools and communal institutions that once served the city’s Jewish population.
What the atlas knows—and what it does not.
Locations marked approximate or city-level are intentionally shown with reduced precision. The source record remains accessible so interpretation never replaces evidence.
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Jewish schoolchildren in Baghdad, 1959
Jewish schoolchildren in Baghdad in 1959. Used as city-level educational context; it is not presented as a photograph of every school dossier linked to it.
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Baghdad city map, 1958
A detailed U.S. Army city sheet that can be overlaid on the modern atlas to compare central Baghdad’s street geography.
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Baghdad region map, 1942 edition
A regional military map that situates Baghdad within the wider river, road and settlement landscape of the early 1940s.
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Baghdad street and overhanging balconies, 1932
Visual context: a Baghdad street with traditional overhanging balconies, photographed in 1932. This is not a photograph of the exact heritage site.
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