Titlebook: US Foreign Service Women in the Middle East and Islamic North Africa, 1945–2001; Anthony J. Barker Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Amid Middle East Turmoil: Lebanon, Syria, Israel,l religious and ethnic differences. The French mandate also extended to Palestine and Transjordan, relics of a region surrendered by the Ottomans but with serious implications for Israel, surrounded by Muslim states and with survival dependent on remaining a major US foreign policy priority.

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Book 2023e impact of those changes is explored throughout this book, principally drawing on personal oral histories included in the ‘Frontline Diplomacy‘ collection, but reinforced by cables passing between regional U.S. embassies and the State Department in Washington DC..

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Awning

Inside Iraq Before and During the Era of Saddam Hussein,of a republic was accompanied by execution of the king, crown prince, other members of the royal family and its advisors. Despite a provisional constitution referring to trappings of democracy—a Sovereignty Council with legislative and executive powers and a cabinet—Qasim, backed by the Army, was virtual dictator.

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Confronting Religious and Regional Conflicts in Sudan,ugust 1955, when the failure of soldiers from the South to disperse crowds in Torit province brought the first North-South military clash. The central government responded by replacing the Southern soldiers with troops from the North.

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Introduction,ets for Soviet rivals. Mostly Arab countries, they had no respect for Israel as a haven for Holocaust survivors. Although all were male-dominated societies reputedly hostile to Western women, significant numbers of US female diplomats and spouses were assigned to the region.

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Inside Iran Before and During the 1979 Hostage Crisis,d States, with a strong regional military force and a border with the Soviet Union. Much has been written about the widespread support from relatives and the US public at large for diplomats held hostage in the Tehran embassy for 444 days. Rather than focus on that body of secondary sources, this ch

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Inside Iraq Before and During the Era of Saddam Hussein,UAR). It was a foreign policy increasingly offensive to a younger group of military officers restive at being duty-bound to stay aloof from politics. Self-styled Free Officers established a central organisation of fourteen under the leadership of Abd al-Karim Qasim. In July 1958, Qasim and a close a