Churchill's folly : how Winston Churchill created modern Iraq / Christopher Catherwood.
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- 0786713518 (hbk)
- DS70.96.G7 C38 2004
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UAE Federation Library | مكتبة اتحاد الإمارات General Collection | المجموعات العامة | DS70.96.G7 C38 2004 (إستعراض الرف(يفتح أدناه)) | C.1 | Library Use Only | داخل المكتبة فقط | 30010000155539 |
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DS70.96.G7 A34 2011 صراع النفوذ البريطاني - الامريكي في العراق 1939-1958: دراسة تاريخية سياسية / | DS70.96 G7 A65 2010 بريطانيا و لعبة السلطة في العراق : التيار القومي و الطائفية السياسية / | DS70.96 G7 A65 2010 بريطانيا و لعبة السلطة في العراق : التيار القومي و الطائفية السياسية / | DS70.96.G7 C38 2004 Churchill's folly : how Winston Churchill created modern Iraq / | DS70.96.G7 D633 2003 Inventing Iraq : the failure of nation-building and a history denied / | DS70.96.G7 D633 2003 Inventing Iraq : the failure of nation-building and a history denied / | DS70.96.G7 E4 1996 Britain's 2 wars with Iraq : 1941, 1991 / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
A scholar and adviser to Tony Blair's government analyzes how Churchill created the artificial monarchy of Iraq after World War I, thereby forcing together unfriendly peoples under a single ruler. Using T.E. Lawrence to induce Arabs under the rule of the Ottoman Turks to rebel against their oppressors, the British and French during World War I convinced the Hashemite clan that they would rule over Syria. In fact, Britain had promised the territory to the French. To make amends, Churchill created the nation of Iraq and made the Hashemite leader, Feisal, king of a land to which he had no connections at all. Defying a global wave of nationalistic sentiment, and the desire of subject peoples to rule themselves, Churchill created a Middle Eastern powder keg.--Publisher description.