DATE UNKNOWN IRAQ: EXT GV Saddam Hussein (Former Iraqi leader) with his supporters -------------------------------------------------- Clean Feed Tape = D0509982 OR D0509983 00:09:43:00 - 00:11:33:00 FX/Mix Programme as Broadcast Tape = D0509981 Order Ref: T07120456

Saddam Iconography. Shot of TV program with a male Iraqi performer singing praises to Saddam as screen flashes of troops marching and shots of Saddam are shown. Various, up to Saddam bronze statue, large picture of Saddam on a building wall, CU of Iraqi money with picture of Saddam. Various large pictures of Saddam in the city including Saddam sitting in chair behind vase of white flowers framed by Arabic writing, Child holding money with Saddam's image, picture of Saddam in traditional desert wear, Picture of Saddam on phone displayed on wall of building, BW photo of Saddam in military garb, photo Saddam smiling on side of wall, ZO two swords statue, ZO Saddam on billboard holding rifle, Saddam on billboard on side street. Bronze wall decoration of Saddam on building top surrounded by writing and painted images.

Saddam Hussain addresses the Iraqi National Assembly (al-Majlis al-Watani), consisting exclusively of Saddam Hussein's own fellow Baath party members, as the military president of Iraq. From his speech, Saddam Hussein highlights the importance of the National Assembly's decision-making for the good of Iraq, the pride of being a democratic country with "democracy as a pillar of Iraq" and how they can face the local, national and regional issues long related to their country's history. Location: Baghdad Iraq. Date: 1980.

00:00:00:00 [Saddam Hussein drives his speedboat on Tigris River]--Shows Saddam drive boat, several others ride in boat; rerax; Saddam waves at onlookers on riverbank, Saddam in T-shirt walks in f ...

Saddam Hussein is found in a hideaway and is captured by the US army. Co-production with the BBC.

Saddam Hussein's daughters, Raghad Saddam Hussein and Rana Saddam Hussein sit reservedly on a couch.

NEWSFEED: 4/9/03, ALJAZEERA LOGO MOST TAPE, BURNING SADDAM POSTER, HITTING STATUE WITH HAMMER, MARINES HELP IRAQIS DESTROY SADDAM STATUE ; Aljazeera logos soldiers saddam statue Iraqis bah it with hammer, logos men fight over hitting statue var WS MS ; Al jazeera logo people hit statue, Iraqi climbs onto statuevar, Iraqis around statue of Saddam in plaza, WS Saddam statue ; Al jazeera logo MS man hits Saddam statue with hammer Z-O plaza BG military vehicles drive up, Saddam statue with rope around neck ; Aljazeera logo Iraqis surround American soldier near tank, Iraqis in park P-R to Iraqis knocking down poster of Saddam Hussein ; Al jazeera logo Saddam poster on ground surrounded by people, smoke comes under poster on building, military vehicle and Iraqis ;Al jazeera Poster of Saddam Hussein burns off building, military vehicle pulls up to statue, people get onto military tank ;No logo Iraqis on tank near Saddam's statue, Liberated Iraq Liberated Baghdad ;No logo Iraqis begin to attach vehicle to statue of Saddam, US soldiers line up and aim weapons into bushes, then they calm down ; No logo Saddam's statue nearly attached, soldiers climb up machine to fix rope, US soldier puts flag US/United States flag on Saddam's head ; No logo guy eventually takes flag off of Saddam's head, Soldiers reattach tank to statue ;

Iraq - Operation Iraqi Freedom - Baghdad - audio - moon and palm tree - cu photo Saddam Hussein - pan interior house with many pictures of Saddam - Saddam photo on clock

Interior MLS of musical concert (view from audience), a band playing traditional Iraqi music with poster of Saddam Hussein on wall above them and a even larger poster of him on side of stage.

THIS FOOTAGE WAS TAKEN BY A NEWS CREW EMBEDDED WITH A DIVISION OF THE 101ST AIRBORNE DURING THE IRAQ WAR. THIS STORY FOCUSES ON THE DAY THE PEOPLE OF BAGHDAD WOULD HAVE OBSERVED SADDAM HUSSEIN'S BIRTHDAY AND CONTAINS SOME SOUND FROM BAGHDAD RESIDENTS.

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Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story by reporter Steve Handelsman about death rates of United States troops serving in Iraq. This footage includes an unidentified man speaking about the death rates, President George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and interrogation of Saddam Hussein. The story aired at 4:00 P.M.

FTG FOR COVERAGE OF THE CAPTURE OF IRAQI FORMER DICTATOR SADDAM HUSSEIN 10:22:13 spider hole 10:22:45 Saddam being examined (hair and mouth--light inside) 10:23:10 mouth being examined 10:23:25 Saddam looking down 10:23:34 close shots of Saddam 10:24:02 hole in the ground where Saddam was hiding, 10:24:23 shots of feet 10:24:27 Saddam being examined (hair and mouth) light and stick in mouth--looking for cyanide in the mouth--signs of suicide) 10:32:15 ftg of the hole, shots of shoes (possibly Saddam) 10:32:44 Saddam, hair and mouth examined 10:33:18 - shots of Saddam--looking to the side 10:35:21 SPIDER HOLE SHOTS 10:35:50 Saddam's mouth examined 10:36:17 Saddam touching his beard, looking to the side, eyes down 10:40:46 testing microphone--presser 10:44:48 still of Saddam shaved 10:45:01 still of Saddam shaved 10:45:11 still of Saddam shaved 10:45:32 still photo of Saddam shaved 10:46:40 stills of Saddam shaved 10:47:46 still of Saddam shaved 10:48:32 still of Saddam with beard 10:48:48 still of Saddam with beard 10:49:22 still of Saddam shaved 10:52:51 still of Saddam with beard 10:56:02 computer shots--pics loading 10:57:07 NBC Baghdad bars

SADDAM HUSSEIN AND THE IRAQ WAR/OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM-01:00:00:00: Saddam in fatigues, waves, meets with troops, other army officials, goes over maps and plans, Iraqi army marches, cu boots; hundreds of soldiers wave beneath huge portrait of Saddam. 01:00:55:00: Saddam waves to cheering crowds (MOS) 01:01:14:00 Bush at UN says Saddam "must disarm himself or we will lead a coalition to disarm him"; Bush with Tony Blair 01:01:30:00: Soldiers inspect spent Iraqi missiles; UN jeep on road; US carrier at sea; military fighter jets land and take off from carrier 01:01:56:00 Spokesman Ari Fleischer speaks on how Saddam lies; Saddam in business suit with meeting of generals and Son Uday and Qusai. 01:02:32;00: US soldiers in Iraqi desert in Bradley fighting vehicle (a tall tank); tanks move in desert, tank moves to camera and over camera, soldier holds automatic rifle. To view this clip, please visit www.filmarchivesonline.com/onlineindex.shtml and click on IRAQ WAR PART 1.

Supergun; IRAQ: Baghdad CMS Iraqi Pres Saddam Hussein (in uniform) on phone at desk as officer standing in b/g ZOOM IN ITN R 23.7.88 TX 20.7.91/20.45

Presented in English this absolutely shameless Soviet film "Save Our Planet, the Earth" likely dates to 1981. Decidedly anti-war, and cautioning about the risks of the arms race and nuclear war, the film tries to take a firm moral stance against the West and the corrupt and morally bankrupt United States, which is painted as an aggressor. Even from the moment WWII came to an end. as it says at 6;10, General Eisenhower "already had Truman's order to prepare for an atomic war against its ally the USSR". The film recounts the horrors of WWII, including scenes of concentration camps at the 2:50 mark. Hitler's assault on the USSR is seen at 3:00. At 3:38, Russian troops arrive in Berlin and the war in Europe ends. At 5:00, the aftermath of Hiroshima -- a "horrible atomic nightmare" -- is shown including images of the dead and wounded. At 6:30 the Korean War is shown, followed by the "dirty war" of Vietnam (6;50), where American atrocities are compared to those of the Nazis. At 7:45, North Vietnamese celebrations are seen in Saigon. At 8:09, anti-Vietnam war protests are seen in Washington, D.C. At 8:20, the film quotes George Washington warning that " a country which cultivates hatred towards another, becomes a slave of its own hostility". Against this President Ronald Reagan is shown being sworn into office. At 8:53, images of New York are seen and the narrator intones that America is a "smoldering racial volcano". Images of riots are seen along with the Ku Klux Klan KKK at 9:25. At 9;40 the funeral of John F. Kennedy is seen and at 9:58, the assassination attempt against Ronald Reagan is shown. "Washington also exports violence to other countries..." the film says, showing how NATO's military bases encircle the USSR.At 11:25, Howard AFB in Panama is seen, along with Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. At 12:00, Europe is "overstuffed with rockets and nuclear weapons". The film speculates about how a 20 megaton nuclear bomb would devastate London and Paris. At 13:10, Pershing nuclear missiles are mentioned. At 14:00, anti- Pershing protests are seen. At 14:20, the film discusses the Neutron Bomb and says that it represents "suicide". The film quotes Pope John Paul about peace, but then shows the civil war in El Salvador and at 16:00, South African military atrocities. At 16;40 the Iranian Revolution is seen, with President Jimmy Carter and the Shah who the narrator accuses of killing 300,000 fellow Iranians. The Camp David Accords at 17:50, followed by images of Palestinians and Lebanese conflicts. At 18;00, the film mentions the Israeli attack on Saddam Hussein's "nuclear research center" and calls it "sheer madness". At 19:00, the film shows Afghanistan where dead bodies are seen lying in the streets, intercut with members of the USSR- supported Afghan Army and Muhajadein who are financed by the USA. At 20:00, images of Communist China are shown, and Chinese generals visiting England, where British jets and military equipment are shown. At 21:15, a Chinese atomic bomb test is shown. At 21:40, Japanese memorials to the atomic bombings. American ships equipped with nuclear weapons (a point of contention) are seen in Japan. At 23;00, President Reagan's Star Wars missile defense system also known as SDI is criticized as a "monstrous demonstration of madness". The military-industrial complex is discussed as the cause. At 25:00 as nice piano music swells, the film shows glowing images of the Soviet Union and notes that the nation is "directing its efforts towards peace." At 25:10, Leonid Brezhnev is seen speaking at the 26th Soviet Communist Party Congress about peace and the expansion of confidence building measures. "The Soviet people are well aware of the meaning of war..." the narrator says. "Wars are alien to socialism." Images of Soviet troops, Warsaw Pact forces are seen including tanks rumbling through Red Square. These are "defensive forces" according to the film. At 28:00, the United Nations is seen and a call for a "disarmament conference" is endorsed. More peace protests in Europe and Japan are seen at 29;30. "We believe it is not too late to prevent war..." the narrator concludes "but time is running out."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Mosul Parade honoring Saddam's 65th birthday. Lines of men carrying Iraqi flags followed by a float with large picture of Saddam. Pan of men holding cloth banners with ""Saddam Our Choice"" and ""Happy Birthday Saddam"". CU Iraqi military men standing in street and talking. Children chanting for Saddam. A long float passes with large picture of Saddam, candle replicas and number 65 displayed on top of cake. Large picture of Saddam framed with Arabic religious calligraphy. A large group of young school girls dressed in pink uniforms, carrying a banner and balloons as other young girls carrying flaming torches parades past camera chanting praise for Saddam. MS 3 officials on reviewing platform saluting and clapping women as they review the parade. ZO showing other officials on reviewing stand. Wide street shot of men's section of parade - masses of people chanting praise. Street is filled with men in parade, a banner being carried, men are clapping hands as they walk. CU two men dressed in Arabic finery. CU man playing flute (""nay"") and ZO a drummer alongside and men are dancing in the street to music. Building covered in flags. Women are watching clapping and dancing in place. Various as different groups of men dance. CU smiling women clapping hands to beat of music. Various other of men parading some carrying framed pictures of Saddam and chanting his praises. Soldier on rooftop observing crowds. ZO rooftop shot into crowd. Men shouting, chanting, waving arms. People on balconies, in street.

King Hussein of Jordan descending stairs from his Royal Jordanian Airline jet passenger aircraft at Baghdad International Airport in Iraq. He greets and kisses Iraq President Saddam Hussein who is waiting on the tarmac. King Hussein and Saddam Hussein review Iraqi Republican Guard troops and are greeted by other Iraqi officials, including Tariq Aziz, before entering a waiting Cadillac limousine and driving off. (Iran-Iraq war period). Location: Baghdad Iraq. Date: 1981.

00:00:00:00 Saddam Hussein has got weapons of mass destruction. Saddam Hussein has made -- has defied the United Nations. Saddam Hussein is providing links to terrorist. Saddam Hussein is a threat ...

Following airstrikes and a ground invasion, Saddam Hussein's regime falls from power within weeks. Co-production with the BBC.