Remembering Saddam

Date:	May 26, 2004
Time:	10:00 a.m.
Speaker(s):	Don North?s documentary film Remembering Saddam Followed by a discussion featuring Seven Iraqi Men whose hands were severed in Saddam Hussein?s arbitrary act of terror and Don North Producer, Northstar Production
Host(s):	The Heritage Foundation and the American Foreign Policy Council
Details:
(View Photos from this Event) Location: The Heritage Foundation’s Allison Auditorium As Iraqis emerge from the dark ages of Saddam Hussein’s dictatorship, the staggering dimensions of his cruel atrocities are becoming known. Remembering Saddam is the story of seven Baghdad merchants who incurred the wrath of Saddam. Nine years ago, after spending a year in the infamous Abu Ghraib prison, their right hands were surgically removed as part of an effort to blame small businessmen for Iraq’s collapsing economy. Each man tells his story and friends, wives and children recall their experiences under the former dictator. Join us for a look at this powerful and poignant documentary, which as of now, no U.S. broadcast or cable network has chosen to air.