How did relations between iraq and great britain change between world war one and world war two

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Yanka [14]3 years ago

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The first time war broke out between Iraq and Great Britain both countries had strong hatred toward each other, the reason Iraq did not like Great Britain was because Great Britain had their men on Iraqi soil. At the start of World War II the tension between the two countries had diminished and no hatred has been between the two countries since.

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