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...-founder and general secretary of the Communist Party of Syria and Lebanon (CPSL), traveled to Moscow as a delegate to the Sixth Comintern Congress. He had just been released from prison for participating in the 1925–27 anticolonial Syrian Revolt against French rule. Four years later he published...

... competing poles of reference for anti-imperial activists in French Mandate Syria across the decade of the 1930s. Copyright © 2019 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2019 boycott electricity anti-imperialism concessionary imperialism Syria “After the Great War, a violent...

...Sarah Gualtieri Elizabeth Thompson, Colonial Citizens: Republican Rights, Paternal Privilege, and Gender in French Syria and Lebanon . New York: Columbia University Press, 2000. Joseph A. Massad, Colonial Effects: The Making of National Identity in Jordan . New York: Columbia University...

... Greater Syria. Other interests and themes also interacted with confessional identity in Chiha’s nationalist thought, and to understand these aspects of his intellectual pro- duction, it is essential to relate the latter to contemporary developments...

....” www.senecacollege.ca/school/tourism (accessed 1 May 2017) . Taylor Adam . 2012 . “Syria's Message to Tourists: Come Back, Enjoy Our Beaches.” Washington Post , September 2 . www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/09/02/syrias-message-to-tourists-come-back-enjoy-our-beaches/?utm_term...

... fragmented or heterogeneous Arab societies-Lbanon, Syria, the two Yemens-brutal authoritarianism holds sway. So, a whole dazzling sociology and political science; at last, an explana- tion of the Middle East But what is one to rnake of the viciousness of the Egyptians in Yemen in the 1%os...

... their national independence only after World War I or World War II: Egypt (from Britain, 1922), Iraq (from Britain, 1930), Lebanon (from France, 1946), Syria (from France, 1946), Jordan (from Britain, 1946), Libya (from Italy, 1951), Tunisia (from France, 1956), Sudan...

... such pos- sibilities by failing to reach an accord on partition with the Palestine Communist party (PCP) and by disregarding feelers from Egypt and Syria. The PCP, though it enjoyed a large membership, was not recognized anywhere in the Arab world. It is difficult to conceive how an agreement...

... to Afghanistan to the Maghreb. Those archaeo- logical teams forced to abandon sites in Syria due to violence and conflict to which their own governments have contributed, were seeking permits for excavations in 12  Radical History Review Iraqi Kurdistan around 2010 – 13 (where the number of Western...

... mobilization. Egypt’s 65,000 Jews were divided into a European (Ashkenazi) community which arrived in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and an indigenous com- munity (Sepharadi and Karaite) resident in Egypt for many hundred years Sepharadim from Syria and other territories...

..., and the Modern in Fin de Siècle Paris. Sarah Gualtieri is assistant professor of Middle East history at Loyola University in New Orleans. Her work focuses on the relationship between migration and national identity for- mation in Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine. She...

... 11, 2018. 4. BDS, “Palestinian BDS National Committee,” bdsmovement.net/bnc . Accessed December 11, 2018. 5. Al- Hardan, Palestinians in Syria . 6. Allen, The Rise and Fall of Human Rights . 7. Wolfe, “Settler Colonialism.” 8. See, for example, the editors...

... to enhance his Greater Syria scheme.32 Bellig,erentstatements on the Arab side were plentiful but serious attempts to do anything were lacking and at times impossible, given the miserable internal conditions in most of the Arab countries. Indeed, the latter were unwilling to commit anything...

... exclusion that are also anti-Arab and anti-Black, a targeted “Arab/African/Muslim ban.” Furthermore, though this is rarely mentioned, Israel has long banned Palestinian/Arab freedom of movement, with US state support. In addition, the US role in the catastrophic wars in Syria and Yemen is obscured...

..., the last surviving partisan who participated in the liberation of Florence, mourned another Florentine fighter, thirty-three-year-old Lorenzo Orsetti, a volunteer in the ranks of the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) in northern Syria. Agresti defined Orsetti’s armed volunteering and death in the war...

... and Syria also involved vio- lent excesses against noncombatants. A second type comprises atrocities committed in the course of repressing anticolonial rebellions, such as the French torture of com- batants of the National Liberation Front (NLF) during the Algerian...

... and are thrilled to death that we did it. And though George Bush might be a hated man, he is my president, and I support him. And if he tells me that I must go to war in Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Syria, wherever it may be, I will support him because I know that in the end life will be better...

... Western powers. Since the occupation of Iraq in 2003, when there were minor Iraqi powers asking for an American and Western intervention in Iraq, the matter reached a point that a major opposition group in Syria (the Syrian National Council) called for similar intervention in Syria to take down a bloody...

... expresses anger at the United States over a lack of water from the Colorado River and the Rio Grande. Turkey’s control of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers threatens its downstream neighbors Syria and Iraq. Where regional tensions already exist, the need for water can spark violence that people...

...-called reconstruction price tag in Iraq and Afghanistan will also impact the Bush administration’s long-term ability to pursue its grandiose and hubristic mono-impe- rialist “crusade,” particularly in other parts of the Middle East, such as Iran and Syria. These dynamics are further compounded...