Britain and the Arab Middle East : World War I and its Aftermath
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Explore the profound and lasting effects of British actions in the Arab World during World War I and its aftermath. This comprehensive hardcover book delves into the key events and decisions that shaped the modern Middle East, including the Husayn-McMahon correspondence, the Sykes-Picot agreement, and the Balfour Declaration. Written by Robert H. Lieshout, it meticulously examines the contradictory records of British policy-makers, revealing their often limited understanding of the Islamic world. Discover how competing government departments, sometimes referred to as the 'Arab Bureau', directed British involvement in Arabia. This detailed account offers a unique perspective on a critical period of 20th-century history, highlighting the complex interplay of diplomacy, military strategy, and cultural misunderstanding. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Middle East and the British Empire. Summary: Hardcover book 'Britain and the Arab Middle East' by Robert H. Lieshout. Features the First edition, English language version, and 528 pages. Dimensions: 234 mm Width x 156 mm Height. Published by I.B. Tauris.
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