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Women from the Syrian Red Crescent calling for a nationalist conference in 1922
The call is signed by the Red Crescent president and founder Naziq al-Abed, along with the wives of ex-Prime Minister Ala al-Din Droubi, ex-War Minister Yusuf al-Azma, and the future prime ministers of Iraq and Syria, Nuri al-Said and Fares al-Khury

The National Bloc attending a rally in the 1930s
The National Bloc attending a rally in the 1930s. Seated from left to right: Fayez al-Khury, Zafer Allah Khan, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Jawdat al-Ayyubi, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Said, Jamil Mardam Bey, unknown, Abdul Rahman al-Kayyali, and Afif al-Sulh. Seated in the lap of Jamil Mardam Bey is his daughter Salma, who published his memoirs in 1994.

The exiled members of the National Bloc in Iraq after the 1940 murder of Shahbandar
They are pictured at the residence of Iraqi Minister Mohammad Subhi al-Daftari in Baghdad. Second from left is Jamil Mardam Bey, followed by Prime Minister Nuri al-Said, then Saadallah al-Jabiri, and Lutfi al-Haffari.

President Quwatli with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Said in Damascus in 1945
From left to right: Prime Minister Saadallah al-Jabiri, President Shukri al-Quwatli, Prime Minister Nuri Pasha al-Said. Standing behind Quwatli is former Syrian Prime Minister Nasuh al-Boukhari

The future Prime Minister of Iraq, Nuri Pasha al-Said, when serving as military escort to King Faisal in Damascus in 1919
Nuri Pasha was a member of the Arab Revolt against the Ottoman Turks. He came with Faisal to Syria in 1918 and stayed until 1920. This photo was taken on May 12, 1919. Nuri Pasha then went to Baghdad with Faisal in 1921 and served for 8-times as Prime Minister until he was toppled and killed by the July 14 Revolution.