The Suez CrisisPsychology Press, 1997 - 186페이지 Controversy still surrounds the Anglo-French invasion of Egypt in 1956 and the role of senior British politicians such as the Prime Minister, Anthony Eden. This volume traces the history of Anglo-Egyptian relations since the opening of the canal, and Britain's wider interests in the region. The crisis itself, from its development to the invasion and the aftermath, is fully explored. The wider implications of the episode, both for Britain and on a global scale, are considered in detail. A wide range of documentary evidence is carefully woven into textual analysis. Included are: key UK and US government sources; photographs, cartoons; diary entries; interviews, and extracts from newspapers. The significance of individual sources - and their usefulness for historians - is highlighted. |
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Abadan crisis accept agreed agreement American support Anglo-American Anglo-French forces Arab ARTICLE Aswan Dam August Baghdad Pact Britain British Cabinet British government British policy Canal Zone cease-fire Chancellor Chiefs of Staff co-operation colleagues collusion Colonel Nasser commitments Commonwealth continue countries defence diplomatic discussion Document Dulles economic Eden's Egypt Committee Egyptian Government Eisenhower event Exchequer Foreign Office Foreign Secretary France FRUS further Gaitskell Harold Macmillan High Contracting Parties hostilities interests Israel Israeli issue Jordan Kyle London Conference Macmillan Majesty's Government meeting Middle East military action military operation million nationalisation negotiations November October organisation overseas Pact peace Pineau political position possible PREM present President Prime Minister proposed realised resolution Russian SCUA Security Council Selwyn Lloyd September 1956 settlement Sèvres situation Source Soviet Union sterling strategic Suez Crisis threat Treasury Treaty troops ultimatum UNEF United Kingdom United Nations United States Government Washington withdrawal