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Year: 1967
Anniversary of the 1920 Iraqi Revolution- 15 fils
Issued in 1967, this stamp commemorates the 1920 Iraqi Revolution, a major uprising against British administration following the First World War. The design depicts raised arms holding traditional weapons beneath a banner inscribed with the dates 1920-1967, symbolizing resistance, national unity, and the struggle for self-determination. The revolution is widely regarded as a formative event in modern Iraqi history and contributed significantly to the emergence of the Iraqi state. By issuing this commemorative stamp, the Republic of Iraq paid tribute to the participants of the 1920 Revolution and celebrated their role in the country's nationalist movement. The issue emphasized themes of patriotism, independence, and national unity, while recognizing the revolution's lasting importance in shaping Iraq's modern political identity.
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