السياسـة الامـريـكيــة تجاه اسبانــيا : (1939 - 1945) == American Policy towards Spain (1939 - 1945)
Author name:
انــوار طاهــر عنيــد
Supervisor name:
محمود شاكر حميد
General topic:
History
Specific topic:
Modern and Contemporary History
Degree:
Master
University:
University of Thi-Qar - College Of Literature - Department Of History
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Dhi Qar
First pages:
11T3289 - p.pdf
Abstract:
The United Stated of America has announced to its policy of isolation in foreign policy since the Monroe Doctrine 1823 and its secession is participation in the league of nations that formed after the First World War , despite it called for its establishment but it did not ignore the fact that it became a global power that cannot refrain from contributing to European affairs in a world where interests overlap. It was natural to have positions on political developments in the European continent. The United States retained the gains of the Second World War (1941 - 1945) with the Allied countries that won the war. The United States became a superpower and the Soviet Unionemerged as a rival. It was able to extend its influence to some Eastern European countries and to dominate western Europea Spain was one of those countries , it has an important strategic location. The United States of America was concerned that the overthrow of the Spean system world cause Spain to fall under the control of the Spanish opposition force , intellectually compatible with the Soviet Union. It stood against the aspirations of the Soviets and exerted its political pressure on the Spanish government to change its policy and to carry out reforms in Spain to improve its image against hostile European countries , Spain gained as an ally to take advantage of its strategic position to deploy its force. Hence the importance of choosing the researcher for this subject because the united states policy towards Spain in the period (1939 - 1945) did not prepare to independent study in Iraq according to the knowledge of the researcher. The reason for the general choosing 1939 the beginning of the era of the study as the first launch of the declaration of the World War II with praise for the great role played by the Spaniards in this war and the position of the United States while the study stopped 1945 for the same reason , the end of the war. The thesis involved introduction, four chapter conclusion and appendixes. The chapter one involved American political towards Spain since the outbreak of the Spanish civil war until the Second World War II (1936 - 1939). The chapter two specialized to study the American political towards Spain since the outbreak the Second World War II until the German invasion to the Soviet Union (1941). The chapter three explained the effects the developments of the Second World War upon the American political towards Spain (June 1941 - December 1942). The chapter four explained the study the American political towards Spain 1943 - 1945 and the American political orientation towards Spain during the war 1943 , in addition to American pressures to far Spain from axis countries. The conclusion involved the most important results of the researcher.
