Stolen Culture
Iraq is the country that persisted in the formation of most of the major religions and cultures in the ancient times. The country is home to the first written signs ever to be considered alphabet, it hosts a large collection of artifacts that belonged to Babylonian kings, ancient emperors and so on. It is also a country that is crucial for christian culture due to the many events that took place on its lands. This also brought its cultural contribution to the country where many of the early Christian texts were found.
However, while most people remain interested in the computer data recovery London companies can offer, the little number of people interested in culture of the Middle East and Ancient times have discovered some crucial irregularities. It was an Israeli scholar that first found that Iraqi artifacts that belonged to the national museum in Baghdad could now be seen in a museum in Jerusalem. Later on, a Mexican reported to the UNESCO headquarters that he observed a very interesting writing on Biblical texts, that was said to be a precious part of Iraqi culture, in Cairo, Egypt and seven more images of Biblical personas in Alexandria.
This is how an investigation by UN was conducted that established that since the beginning of the war, Iraqi cultural heritage has been massively exported for money to other destinations such as Greece and Israel. Soldiers have been found to have smuggled the precious artifacts into other destinations for quite significant amounts of money.
Thus Iraqi culture has been gradually robbed. Currently, Iraq hardly possesses 40% of what it had before the war in Iraq and most of its culture and heritage has vanished. No law has been found to support Iraqi claims against smugglers and still, the richest culture in the world suffers the loss of immeasurably precious historical and cultural artifacts.
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