Sadr City
Iraq
Sadr City, a district of Baghdad in Iraq, connects to 582 places across 5 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections, with military topics dominant, followed by government and history. Its strongest overlaps are with Iraq, the United States and Baghdad. The district was built in 1959 under Prime Minister Abdul Karim Qassim, from plans by the Greek planner Constantinos Apostolou Doxiadis. Later links cover the Mahdi Army, Operation Imposing Law during the U.S. surge, and the sentencing of Al-Majid, tied to the Halabja massacre.
Constantinos Apostolou Doxiadis
Connects Sadr City to: Islamabad, Pakistan | Eastwick, Philadelphia
Abd al-Karim Qasim
Connects Sadr City to: Karkh | Al-Maidan Square, Iraq | Iskan, Iraq
Battle of Najaf (2004)
Connects Sadr City to: United States | Baghdad, Iraq | Najaf, Iraq
Private militias in Iraq
Connects Sadr City to: United States | Iraq | Iran | Baghdad, Iraq
42nd Infantry Division (United States)
Connects Sadr City to: United States | France | Germany | Massachusetts | New Jersey
improvised explosive device
Connects Sadr City to: Kandahar, Afghanistan | Donetsk People's Republic | Quincy, USA | Haditha, Iraq | Sangin, Afghanistan
Halabja massacre
Connects Sadr City to: United States | Germany | Brooklyn, New York | Iraq | Iran
Persecution of Shias by the Islamic State
Connects Sadr City to: Beirut, Lebanon | Kabul, Afghanistan | Peshawar, Pakistan | Kandahar, Afghanistan | Shiraz, Iran
Siege of Sadr City
Connects Sadr City to: New Jersey | Iraq | Palestine | Baghdad, Iraq | Basra, Iraq
Iraqi civil war (2006–2008)
Connects Sadr City to: United States | Sydney, Australia | Egypt | Iraq | Saudi Arabia
November 23
Connects Sadr City to: United States | Berlin, Germany | Rome, Italy | Tennessee | Iraq
Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq
Connects Sadr City to: United States | Iraq | Iran | Syria | Lebanon