Informal Request for ATI Records Previously Released

Organization: Library and Archives Canada

Year: 2023

Month: September

Request Number: A-2023-03221

Request Summary: The following documents from RG24 Ban 2002-00892-2 listed in Finding Aid 24-30, released in LAC ATIP A-2017-00498 22 16503 Iraq: New missile, more muscle 1990 31 16767 IAC Iraq/Kuwait: In for the long haul 1990 31 16773 IAC Kuwait: Iraq gains cash and long term assets 1990 31 16797 IAC Gulf Crisis - Iran: The wild card 1990 31 16802 IAC Gulf Crisis – Israel not rocking the boat for now 1990 31 16801 IAC Gulf Crisis – Jordan loses 1990 31 16815 IAC Gulf Crisis – Oil issue floats 1990 31 16836 IAC USA: Waging war in the Gulf 1990 31 16846 IAC Gulf Crisis – Americans reassess window of opportunity 1990 32 16910 IAC Gulf War: Iran Seeks a Role 1991 32 16958 IAC Iraq: Starting all over again 1991 32 16962 IAC Iraq/Kuwait: Where will all the workers go? 32 16963 IAC USSR: Political lessons of the Gulf Crisis 1991 32 16964 IAC Israel: Post Gulf War 1991 32 17015 IAC Iraq: UN inspections and Iraq’s nuclear shell game 1991 32 17027 IAC Iraq: Cheating on weapons of mass destruction 1991 32 17070 IAC Iraq: Poor prospects for full compliance 1991 33 17218 Iraq: Saddam’s prospects 1992 33 17344 17356 Iraq: Defying the UN Iraq: Watching and waiting 1992 33 17391 Iraq: Limited prospects for the UN presence 1992 34 17469 Iraq: Buying time – Mass destruction of weapons of mass destruction 1993 34 17529 DG Int Iraqi Armed Forces – Two years after the Gulf War 1993 35 17097 IAC Iraq: Saddam’s staying power 1991 35 17118 IAC Iraq: Baghdad and the bomb 1991 43 3155 The Iraqi Armed Forces – Two years after the Gulf War 1993

Disposition: Disclosed in part

Number of pages: 135

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