Father tells Saddam court of genocide horror
A Kurdish chemistry teacher gave a harrowing account at Saddam Hussein’s genocide trial today of the death of 40 fellow villagers, including his mother and two daughters, in an alleged chemical attack in 1988.
“My wife was lying on her back, holding my two daughters – Shovan six months and Tabga four years – tight in her arms,” said Abdulla Qadir Abdulla, 58, tearfully.
