Saddam's suit made in Istanbul
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Oluşturulma Tarihi: Kasım 30, 2005 10:12
Former dictator of Iraq, Saddam Hussein, is wearing a suit made by a Kurdish taylor from Istanbul, according to a report by the Scotsman. "Saddam was not known for his fair treatment of Kurds, exposing them to gassing and imprisonment. But Mr Cesur's skills with the scissors meant he was one Kurd who was always welcome in Saddam's palaces," read an article published on November 30. The tyrant it seems is turning out to be good publicity for Mr Recep Cesur. "It is incredible. He is proving to be fantastic publicity for me," Cesur told the Scotmans.
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The Taylor told the Scotsman that he doesn't only make suits for killers. President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan also wears his suits, as does Nelson Mandela.
According to the report, Cesur delivered between 50 and 60 suits a month to the former Iraqi leader. Saddam's court room suit, cost the Iraqi republic $470 (£275).