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Mr Galloway Goes to Washington: the Brit who set Congress straight about Iraq
Paperback edition
AuthorGeorge Galloway MP
LanguageEnglish
SubjectInvasion of Iraq, British politics, American politics, Foreign relations
PublishedLondon
PublisherNew Press
Publication date
2005
Publication placeUnited Kingdom
Pages132
ISBN159558062X
956.704431

Mr Galloway Goes to Washington: the Brit who set Congress straight about Iraq is a 2005 book by British politician George Galloway. The book concerned the actions of the United States in invading Iraq, the fallout and Galloway's 2005 appearance before the US senate.[1]

Background

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Galloway was a fierce opponent of the Invasion of Iraq, and was expelled from the Labour Party over a number of controversial comments. He subsequently became a leading member of the Respect Party and won the Bethnal Green and Bow constituency in the 2005 United Kingdom general election.[2] The Republican Party (US)-controlled Senate made a number of allegations that Galloway received personal benefits from Saddam Hussein. Galloway comparatively answers the allegations in the Senate committee.[3] The book was published by The New Press.[4]

References

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  1. ^ "Login". bl.uk.
  2. ^ "When Mr. Galloway went to Washington". socialistworker.org.
  3. ^ Ewen MacAskill (18 May 2005). "Ewen MacAskill: Mr Galloway goes to Washington". the Guardian.
  4. ^ "Mr. Galloway Goes to Washington - The New Press". The New Press.


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