A major Jewish secondary school associated with modern Iraqi Jewish education and the intellectual life of Baghdad.
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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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Students at Shamash School, Baghdad, 1950
This classroom photograph gives a human scale to the modern school network represented in the atlas.
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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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