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The Top Link of Sodom Statue.

How the US Military made a myth.

In 2003, the destruction of one particular statue in Baghdad made worldwide headlines and

came to be a symbol of Western victory in Iraq.

But there was so much more to it, or rather, so much less, by Alex von Tundzelman, read

by Moe Yub and produced by Esther Apokugeni.

The abiding image of the Iraq War in 2003 was the toppling of a statue of the country's

dictator, Saddam Hussein.

It was an image relayed across the world as a symbol of victory for the American-led

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