مدرسة فرنك عيني اليهودية في بغداد (١٩٤١- ١٩٧٣) دراسة تاريخية وثائقية

Abstract

Franck Ayni Jewish School is one of the modern educational institutions in Baghdad, which was founded by the Jewish merchant and reformer Franck Yacoub Ayni in the year 1941, and was managed and supervised by the Israeli Private Schools Committee responsible for the education and education affairs of the Jewish community of the Israeli Physical Council. In the year 1967, the Administrative Committee of the Jews supervised  Iraqis over its administrative affairs after the abolition of the Israeli Physical Council.

 The school continued to exist until 1973 after it was closed due to the small number of students due to the shrinking number of Jews residing in Baghdad, as well as the economic deterioration and the dwindling of material support for the sect, after the Jewish endowments and their money were placed at the disposal of the Directorate of General Frozen Funds, which depended on its imports for tunnels  On the Jewish schools. After they were closed, the school building was occupied by the government (Regular Preparatory School for Boys).  By virtue of this, the Presidency of the Mousavi community in Baghdad granted all the contents and assets in kind and cash for the Franck Aini Intermediate School and Shamash Preparatory School to the regular preparatory administration.  The Iraqi government seized the school building whose endowments belonged to the Mosawi sect in Baghdad under Resolution No. (284) issued on March 6, 1975 regarding the state’s expropriation of private and foreign school buildings after their nationalization and closure.