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About

Salam Pax was the pseudonymous author of a blog that gained international attention for its documentation of life in Iraq before, during, and after the 2003 invasion. Written in English, the blog provided firsthand observations of the political and social climate in Baghdad, offering a perspective that contrasted with mainstream media coverage. Initially anonymous, the blogger was later identified as Salam Abdulmunem, an Iraqi architect. His posts covered a range of topics, including daily life under Saddam Hussein’s regime, the impact of the war, and the challenges faced by civilians in a conflict zone. The blog attracted a global readership and was subsequently compiled into a book.

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Examples of Salam Pax

• OS X 10.2 PPC with Firebird 0.6 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
20:00, 26/05/20
• Red Hat 8.0 with Mozilla Suite 1.0 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
4:00, 26/04/21
• OS X 10.2 PPC with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.2.3 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
12:00, 26/03/09
• Red Hat 9.0 with Galeon 1.2.7 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
12:00, 25/12/31
• Mac OS 9.0.4 PPC with WannaBe 1.0b14 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
8:00, 25/11/29
• Red Hat Linux 7.0 with Netscape Navigator 4.8 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
16:00, 25/10/29
• Red Hat 8.0 with Konqueror 3.0 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
8:00, 25/10/02
• OS X 10.2 PPC with Camino 0.7 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
20:00, 25/08/20
• OS X 10.2 PPC with Camino 0.7 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
4:00, 25/07/07
• OS/2 Warp 4.52 x86 with IBM Web Browser 2.0.1 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
20:00, 25/06/08
• Red Hat Linux 7.0 with Netscape 7.0 showing a page from 'Salam Pax'
12:00, 25/04/14

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