Titlebook: Cold War in the Desert; Britain, the United Saul Kelly Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 Anglo

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Introduction,omalia and Libya: Mussolini‘s famous collection of deserts) from 1945 to 1952 since it has been ‘one of the most complex and controversial issues in the history of post‐war international relations.’ Perhaps this has been due to its very complexity or the ‘turgid’ nature of the controversy. Alternati

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,The Failure of the Four Powers, 1947–8, recommendations on the future of Tripolitania, Eritrea and Somalia. But they were forced to reconsider their position following the formal breakdown of tripartite Allied cooperation at the second London Conference of the Council of Foreign Ministers in December 1947. This, coupled with the Communis

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,The UN Settlement, 1948–9,scussed the question of the ex-Italian colonies with the US delegation, the latter at first favoured postponement because it believed that they would be unable to obtain the necessary two-thirds majority for their joint proposals.

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,Implementing the UN Resolutions, 1949–52,vernment, in that it had to secure its strategic requirements in Cyrenaica without incurring too many political and financial liabilities in Tripolitania, where the US government sought to establish extensive military facilities.

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Conclusion,when the conflict can be said to have started. This, in turn, has led to uncertainty over which events can be labelled as causes and which as occurring during the course of the Cold War. In these circumstances, British and US government perceptions of each other‘s policies towards the Soviet Union p