حسين مروة و نشاطه السياسي و الثقافي في العراق (1908-1949)‎

Abstract EN

This research is a historical review of the history of the Lebanese Marxist theorist Hussein Marwa and his political and cultural activity during his staying in Iraq which lasts twenty-five years (1924-1949).

The research is divided into three main sections (as well as the introduction): First: the birth of Hussein Marwa and his life in Lebanon before moving to Iraq.

In which the origins of his family has been reviewd, his relationship with his father Sheikh Ali Marwa as well as the impact of his sudden death and his initial studies in traditional and modern schools in southern Lebanon.

The second section was devoted to the life of Hussein Marwa in Iraq, his religious studies in Najaf and his establishment ,with a group of Lebanese studying in Najaf, for the international Youth Society.

He was assigned to go to Amara to confront the christian Protestant missionary movement and was influenced by the Marxist thoughts when he read the Communist Manifesto.

He was appointed a teacher in Nasiriyah and Baghdad and his active participation in the political events that characterized the Iraqi reality at the time and the overthrow of Iraqi nationality from him in 1949 and his deportation to Lebanon.

And the third section was about in the cultural activity of Hussein Marwa in Iraq, reviewing examples of his writings and literary literature in the Iraqi and Arabic newspapers and magazines and the most important opinions that he called for.