Free by decree frees foreigners from Iraq and Kuwait
The Iraqi parliament approved Saddam Hussein's decree to release all foreigners held in Kuwait and Iraq. A chartered Iraqi Airways jet carried 324 passengers including 175 Americans, 90 Britons and travelers from many nations, with many to depart for the United States, London or Moscow via subsequent flights as officials push to evacuate about 750 Americans and others stranded since the Kuwait invasion.
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Yanks recall fear in Kuwaiti hideouts after liberation
Americans freed from Baghdad describe four months of hiding in Kuwait. Thomas Kreuzman of Holiday Florida spent 23 days concealed in an air conditioning duct with his dog while others hid in apartment blocks. About 80 Americans flew to Baghdad then joined 175 others heading to Frankfurt. They praised Kuwaiti friends who risked death to shelter them as looting surged in Kuwait during the invasion.
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