Titlebook: Britain, Aden and South Arabia; Abandoning Empire Karl Pieragostini Book 1991 Karl Pieragostini 1991 Afghanistan.bibliography.China.Europe.

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An Airport Grenade: The Urban War Begins (10 December 1963–15 October 1964)t Aden Airport for a flight to London and discussions on the Federation’s constitutional advance and Aden’s franchise. A hand grenade exploded amidst the departing passengers and bystanders, killing an Indian woman and wounding over forty other people. Among those most seriously injured were the rul

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Scuttle (22 February 1966)th Arabia “is due to become independent by 1968, and we do not think it appropriate that we should maintain defence facilities there after that happens”. It added that “we shall be able to fulfil our remaining obligations in the Middle East by making a small increase in our forces stationed in the P

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How Did It Happen?abruptly? True, the decisions were made by Governments of very different political colour. But that is too trite an explanation. It fails to capture the intricate, confusing, and sometimes confused way decisions are actually produced. A richer explanation, which this books seeks to provide, incorpor

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The Aftermath announced his new Government, and among the changes he made was the replacement of Lord Longford by Fred Lee as Colonial Secretary. Later in the month, the Government announced that, from the 1st of May, responsibility in London for dealing with the affairs of South Arabia would be transferred from

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Complete Atrioventricular Canal, head the Ministry of Defence, and Anthony Greenwood as Colonial Secretary. When Gordon Walker, who had lost his seat in the election, failed in a bid to return to Parliament in a January by-election, he resigned from the Cabinet and was replaced by Michael Stewart.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0076-2s”. It added that “we shall be able to fulfil our remaining obligations in the Middle East by making a small increase in our forces stationed in the Persian Gulf”.. The White Paper had been approved a week earlier, after the DOPC had discussed it, according to Crossman, over the course of “nineteen meetings and two Chequers weekends”..