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Saddam Hussein Fidel Castro Compare and Contrast Jacqueline Alvarez World History Honors Pd. 8 -Born in:Oriente Province, Cuba August 13, 1926 -Fidel Castro was the third of six children -Educated in private Jesuit boarding school -He attended El Colegio de Belen -After his graduation in late 1945, Castro entered law school at the University of Havana - -April 28, 1937 in Tikrit, Iraq. -Hussein grew up in Auja, a village of mud-brick huts northwest of Baghdad -While attending college in Baghdad he joined the Ba'ath party (at the age of 19) and in 1956 Hussein took part in an abortive coup -In 1963, with the Ba'ath party in control in Baghdad -The coalition war against Iraq in 2003, Hussein's governmen t collapsed .
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Fidel Castro. Saddam Hussein. -April 28, 1937 in Tikrit , Iraq. -Hussein grew up in Auja , a village of mud-brick huts northwest of Baghdad -While attending college in Baghdad he joined the Ba'ath party (at the age of 19) and in 1956 Hussein took part in an abortive coup. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Saddam HusseinFidel Castro

Compare and ContrastJacqueline AlvarezWorld History HonorsPd. 8

-Born in:Oriente Province, CubaAugust 13, 1926-Fidel Castro was the third of six children-Educated in private Jesuit boarding school-He attended El Colegio de Belen

-After his graduation in late 1945, Castro entered law school at the University of Havana

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-April 28, 1937 in Tikrit, Iraq.-Hussein grew up in Auja, a village of mud-brick huts northwest of Baghdad-While attending college in Baghdad he joined the Ba'ath party (at the age of 19) and in 1956 Hussein took part in an abortive coup

-In 1963, with the Ba'ath party in control in Baghdad-The coalition war against Iraq in 2003, Hussein's government collapsed.