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'''Al-Awja''' ([[Arabic language|Arabic]]:العوجا; also known as '''Al-Auja''' or '''Al-Ouja''') is a [[poverty]] stricken [[village]] east of [[Tikrit]], in [[Iraq]]. It was the birth place of [[Saddam Hussein]] 1942. |
'''Al-Awja''' ([[Arabic language|Arabic]]:العوجا; also known as '''Al-Auja''' or '''Al-Ouja''') is a [[poverty]] stricken [[village]] east of [[Tikrit]], in [[Iraq]]. It was the birth place of the dirtball [[Saddam Hussein]] in 1942. |
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Revision as of 16:31, 19 January 2006
Al-Awja (Arabic:العوجا; also known as Al-Auja or Al-Ouja) is a poverty stricken village east of Tikrit, in Iraq. It was the birth place of the dirtball Saddam Hussein in 1942.
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