The Western Mediterranean: Its Political, Economic, and Strategic ImportancePraeger, 1974 - 256페이지 |
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... Egyptian leader . In fact , Tunisia severed its relations with Egypt in 1958 and again in 1966. Morocco had good reasons to remain cool toward Egypt , especially during its border dispute with Algeria in October 1963 , when Egypt sided ...
... Egyptian leader . In fact , Tunisia severed its relations with Egypt in 1958 and again in 1966. Morocco had good reasons to remain cool toward Egypt , especially during its border dispute with Algeria in October 1963 , when Egypt sided ...
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... Egyptian help and another that looked else- where . Nonetheless , there was a general move toward the Arab East , away from closer cooperation with the Maghreb states . Egyptian ex- perts paid for by Egypt supported the Qaddafi regime ...
... Egyptian help and another that looked else- where . Nonetheless , there was a general move toward the Arab East , away from closer cooperation with the Maghreb states . Egyptian ex- perts paid for by Egypt supported the Qaddafi regime ...
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... Egypt . The Sudan was terrified . But Libya now came to provide work for nearly 100,000 Egyptian teachers , ad- ministrators , nurses , doctors , technicians , and military instructors . It also undertook to bear part of the cost for ...
... Egypt . The Sudan was terrified . But Libya now came to provide work for nearly 100,000 Egyptian teachers , ad- ministrators , nurses , doctors , technicians , and military instructors . It also undertook to bear part of the cost for ...
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