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Zaki Arsuzi, politician who influenced Ba'athist thought and, after the Ba'ath Party splintered, became the chief ideologist of the Syrian-dominated Ba'ath Party
Zaki Arsuzi, politician who influenced Ba'athist thought and, after the Ba'ath Party splintered, became the chief ideologist of the Syrian-dominated B
Michel Aflaq, the founder of Ba'athist thought who, after the Ba'ath Party splintered, became the chief ideologist for the Iraqi-dominated Ba'ath Part
Michel Aflaq, the founder of Ba'athist thought who, after the Ba'ath Party splintered, became the chief ideologist for the Iraqi-dominated Ba'ath Party
Syrian neo-Ba'athist leader Salah Jadid (right) alongside Michel Aflaq (centre), 1963
Syrian neo-Ba'athist leader Salah Jadid (right) alongside Michel Aflaq (centre), 1963
Saddam Hussein (right) talking with Michel Aflaq (left) in 1988
Saddam Hussein (right) talking with Michel Aflaq (left) in 1988
Official portrait, 1979
Official portrait, 1979
Saddam in his youth as a shepherd in his village, near Tikrit, 1956
Saddam in his youth as a shepherd in his village, near Tikrit, 1956
Saddam and other Ba'athists posing on top of a tank after a successful coup in February 1963
Saddam and other Ba'athists posing on top of a tank after a successful coup in February 1963
Saddam and al-Bakr, de jure president of Iraq alongside Hafez al-Assad of Syria at an Arab League summit in Baghdad in November 1978
Saddam and al-Bakr, de jure president of Iraq alongside Hafez al-Assad of Syria at an Arab League summit in Baghdad in November 1978