The Western Mediterranean: Its Political, Economic, and Strategic ImportancePraeger, 1974 - 256ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... Arab leadership was on the decline and he had to accept peaceful coexistence between Arab regimes . As in the case of the Eastern Arabs , Nasser mesmerized the Maghrebis with his charm and overwhelmed them with his Arabism at a time ...
... Arab leadership was on the decline and he had to accept peaceful coexistence between Arab regimes . As in the case of the Eastern Arabs , Nasser mesmerized the Maghrebis with his charm and overwhelmed them with his Arabism at a time ...
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... Arab revolution- ary camp and resented its domination of the Arab League , but also he rejected the intransigent policy of the Eastern Arabs regarding the Palestine question , for which he repeatedly proposed a moderate , gradual ...
... Arab revolution- ary camp and resented its domination of the Arab League , but also he rejected the intransigent policy of the Eastern Arabs regarding the Palestine question , for which he repeatedly proposed a moderate , gradual ...
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... Arab states , including Libya and Iraq . By the spring of 1972 , a bilateral rapprochement with Sadat recognized the political needs of both leaders by accepting the dual , though con- tradictory , formula of a war of liberation in the ...
... Arab states , including Libya and Iraq . By the spring of 1972 , a bilateral rapprochement with Sadat recognized the political needs of both leaders by accepting the dual , though con- tradictory , formula of a war of liberation in the ...
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