The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This poster printed in Arabic was produced as part of a psyops campaign issued by the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Iraq. It is a gummed poster and like a giant sticker the backing can be peeled away for fast and inconspicuous slapping onto walls. Distributed on the streets of Baghdad by teams of Iraqi police and Coalition soldiers offering $25million USD reward for any information leading to the arrest or proof of death of Saddam Hussein. Co-ordinated by the CPA the campaign was called 'Wanted for $25m' it involved the distribution of posters, leaflets, matchboxes and bumper stickers. Tips are encouraged via email or an information hotline and the reward program was funded by the US State Department for Justice.
The Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) was the international body, established by the United States, that governed Iraq from April 2003 until 30 June 2004. It assisted the Iraqi government to establish security, essential services, the economy and governance in the country after the deposition of Saddam Hussein.
In August 2003, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) released a series of 'most wanted' posters for Saddam Hussein, announcing a $US25 million reward for him.They were intended to be distributed
In August 2003, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) released a series of 'most wanted' posters for Saddam Hussein, announcing a $US25 million reward for him.They were intended to be distributed
In August 2003, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) released a series of 'most wanted' posters for Saddam Hussein, announcing a $US25 million reward for him.They were intended to be distributed
Iraqi wrist watch with a photograph of Saddam Hussein. Chrome plated circular wrist watch with brown leather band. The face of the watch is white and is marked with the maker's name 'OMAX' and 'QUARTZ
Issued in Iraq after the deaths of Uday and Qusay Hussein (based on the playing cards issued to troops in Iraq) who were captured or killed (indicated by a red cross through their photograph). This wa
Iraq election poster featuring a photographic portrait of Ghazi al-Yawar, Vice-President of Iraq, on the right, an image of shaking hands above a map of Iraq in the centre and a photographic portrait