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Dr. Huda Ammash was an Iraqi-American educated scientist, one of a new generation of Iraqi leaders believed to be the chief architect of Saddam Hussein's Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) program. Dr. Ammash achieved success in attaining that role by attaining a leading post in the Iraqi Ba'ah party. As Saddam Hussein's regime began to deteriorate, Dr. Ammash was imprisoned without charge or trial for two and one-half years at Camp Cropper. She was subsequently released December 2005.The fact that she was never formally charged or tried in a court of law was of utmost concern t o many…mehr

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Dr. Huda Ammash was an Iraqi-American educated scientist, one of a new generation of Iraqi leaders believed to be the chief architect of Saddam Hussein's Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) program. Dr. Ammash achieved success in attaining that role by attaining a leading post in the Iraqi Ba'ah party. As Saddam Hussein's regime began to deteriorate, Dr. Ammash was imprisoned without charge or trial for two and one-half years at Camp Cropper. She was subsequently released December 2005.The fact that she was never formally charged or tried in a court of law was of utmost concern t o many international groups and individuals, including those in the United Sates. Dr. Ammash's rise to recognition was not only her for in the Iraqi Ba'ath Party, but for her role as an advocate in women's rights worldwide. Her reputation was so sound that Oprah Winfrey's producers were planning to set up an interview with her as late as February 2003.
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Rose M Morgan Ph.D., is Professor Emerita of Biology at Minot State University. She has published over 50 articles in refereed national and international scientific journals, as well as several other books. She is listed in Who's Who in Science and Engineering, Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare, and Who's Who in America. Currently, she is an independent scholar.