line in the sand : Britain, France and the struggle for the mastery of the Middle East. /James Barr.
Material type: TextPublisher number: : Zafaa Books & Distributors | : 313/ 56F, 49A,Anand Nagar, Delhi- 110035Publication details: , London : Simon & Schuster , 2011Description: vi, 454 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, maps ; 24 cmISBN: 9781847394576Subject(s): Diplomatic relations | History | Politics and government | Moyen-Orient HistoireDDC classification: 956.02 BARItem type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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956 MAN A history of the Middle East | 956.01 MES Archaeology under fire | 956.015 LEW What went wrong? : | 956.02 BAR line in the sand : Britain, France and the struggle for the mastery of the Middle East. | 956.04 SAC Footnotes in Gaza | 956.04 SAI Peace and its Discontents | 956.05 SAI The end of the peace process |
Pt. 1: The carve-up, 1915-1919. Very practical politics ; Monsieur Picot ; Enter T. E. Lawrence ; Allenby's man ; I want Mosul ; Deadlock
Pt. 2: Interwar tensions, 1920-1939. The crusader ; Revolt in Iraq ; The best and cheapest solution ; The Druze revolt ; The crushing of the Druzes ; The pipeline ; Revenge! Revenge! ; Fighting terror with terror ; Placating the Arabs
Pt. 3: The secret war, 1940-1945. A king in exile ; A squalid episode ; Completely intransigent, extremely rude ; Envoy extraordinary ; Dirty work ; Another Fashoda ; Friends in need ; Trop de zèle ; The murder of Lord Moyne
Pt. 4: Exit, 1945-1949. Time to call the shots ; Got to think again ; The American League for a Free Palestine ; French and Zionist intrigues ; Last post
Epilogue: a settling of scores
Through a stellar cast of politicians, diplomats, spies and soldiers - including T.E. Lawrence, Winston Churchill and Charles de Gaulle - 'A Line in the Sand' tells the story of the short but crucial era when Britain and France ruled the Middle East
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