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Britain and the Middle East in the 1930s

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    Book Overview
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    Chapter 1 The Mediterranean and the Middle East in British Global Strategy, 1935–39
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    Chapter 2 British Strategy in the Middle East in the Wake of the Abyssinian Crisis, 1936–39
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    Chapter 3 Italy’s Mediterranean Strategy, 1935–39
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    Chapter 4 Egypt: Defence Plans
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    Chapter 5 Egyptian Regional Policy in the Wake of the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty of 1936: Arab Alliance or Islamic Caliphate?
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    Chapter 6 British Internal Security and Egyptian Youth
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    Chapter 7 Axioms Reconsidered: The Rethinking of British Strategic Policy in Iraq during the 1930s
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    Chapter 8 Britain and the Challenge of the Axis Powers in Arabia: The Decline of British-Saudi Cooperation in the 1930s
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    Chapter 9 The Collapse and Restoration of Public Security
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    Chapter 10 Palestinian-Arab Violent Activity during the 1930s
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    Chapter 11 A Breakthrough in Zionist Military Conceptions: 1936–39
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    Chapter 12 The Palestine Problem in the Context of Colonial Policy on the Eve of the Second World War
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    Chapter 13 Conclusion
Attention for Chapter 11: A Breakthrough in Zionist Military Conceptions: 1936–39
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