Saddam and Ba'th Party officials discuss the outcome of the Iran-Iraq War and the damage inflicted on Iran.

This file contains two letters written to Saddam Hussein in 1989 regarding the strategic panorama confronting Iraq after the conclusion of the Iran-Iraq War. The letters were written by Barzan al-Tikriti and Sabawi Ibrahim.

This file includes handwritten letters by Barzan al-Tikriti to Saddam Hussein during 1989-1991. Subjects include information from al-Tikriti during his work at the Permanent Legation in Geneva and information on Iraqi official Fadil al-Barrak who was under suspicion for his international communications and relationships with Iraqi criminals and former Ba'thists.

This is a letter from Barzan al-Tikriti to Saddam. It discusses family issues that Barzan would like to resolve

Letter dated 1985 from Barzan Al-Tikriti to Saddam Hussein explaining what happened one evening when they were celebrating the victory day and a dispute with Uday, Saddam's son, occurred.

This is a letter from Barzan Al-Tikriti to Saddam Hussein concerning the marriage of Barzan's son, Mohammed, to Saddam's daughter, Hala. The two were supposed to wed, but the marriage was delayed supposedly because Hala was unsure whether or not she wanted to marry Mohammed. Barzan also addresses some issues concerning Uday Hussein, and some things that he had done that were not very respectful. Barzan also asks for a government post and points out dangers of trusting those outside the family.