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9 lis 2009 · The Suez Crisis of 1956 began after Egypt nationalized the vital Suez Canal. Israeli, British and French forces responded by invading and attacking Egypt.
(U) The Suez crisis of 1956, which erupted only days before the Soviet invasion of Hungary on 4 November, was the first major test of the National Security Agency (NSA) during a short-term, “brushfire” crisis. The war for Suez also presented the United States
Suez, Britain and Europe: Historicising, Debating and Remembering the Suez Crisis, 1956 to the present. George Roberts. 2013. The Suez crisis of 1956 has attracted significant attention from British political historians, especially since the opening-up of government archives in 1986.
The prior aim of the article The Suez Crisis of 1956 is to convey a thorough re-examination of the Suez Crisis as a whole. In other words, I would like to focus on the real causes of the Suez Crisis, taking into consideration the historical real and the existence of the Western imperial powers in the Arab world.
27 lip 2011 · The 1956 Suez War marked a new chapter in the development of Middle Eastern politics. The conflict was determined by a clash of interests between British imperialism and Egyptian Pan-Arabism which gained a global dimension in the context of the Cold War (Takeyh 2000:49).
Case I: The Suez War, 1956. Suez stands apart in the history of U.S.-Israel relations—a moment when Israel’s leadership, at the most senior levels, chose both to use force in a truly dramatic fashion, with major implications for U.S. strategy, and to hide the upcoming strike from the United States.
