Gertrude Bell was a confident of which group in Iraq?
Kurdish leaders
Shia clergy
Sunni population
Assyrian community
Answer
The Sunni population in Iraq trusted and confided in Gertrude Bell, due to her extensive knowledge and understanding of the local traditions and culture. She played a pivotal role in shaping the country's political landscape during the early 20th century as an advisor to the British government. Her ability to mediate conflicts and form alliances made her a trusted individual among the Sunni community.
Unearthing the Extraordinary: Exploring the Life of Gertrude Bell
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