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الـمـقـيـمـيـة الـبـريـطانـيـة ودورها فـي الامارات الـمـتـصالـحـة1903م ــ 1939م == Dayirat Almuetamad Albritani wuduruha fi aliimarat Almutasaliha 1903 - 1939
Author name:
لـيـنا عبد الرزاق مـوسـى الـفـرطـوسـي
Supervisor name:
كريم طلال مسير الركابي
General topic:
History
Specific topic:
Modern and Contemporary History
Degree:
Master
University:
Mustansiriyah University - Faculty Of Basic Education
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Baghdad
First pages:
11T3192 - p.pdf
Abstract:
This study discusses the political situation in the maritime Magistrate's coast from 1903 - 1939 and in fact occupies the period covered in this study senior important place in the chronological arrangement of the political situation in this region, if where you could say that it was for Britain during this time period the liquidation of the situation to their advantage and was able after 1914 to reap Ammar effort that spanned more than a century in this region, and we can half the period of 1820 - 1914 as laying the foundations of British control in this area stage, it began precisely in 1853, as organized by Britain under Permanent peace agreement foundations of their relationship to this area after it was her crack down on piracy and the slave trade, and on this basis this study was divided on the four seasons' first chapter dealt with the beginning of the 1820 event, the date is very important because it is the date of an agreement with Britain, which marked the beginning of a policy Britain has worked to keep the UAE marine Magistrate Coast disjointed and powerless and seek safety under the protection of the British fleet, and dealt with in this chapter also British policy towards maritime disputes 1853 - 1892 and also the British policy towards the Ottoman policy in the northern coast, and display this chapter how it met a British slave trade, and finally agreement prohibitive 1892And discussed in chapter II arms trade in the Persian Gulf between 1881 - 1914 and the imposition of the British naval blockade on the Gulf, as well as chapter international competitions in the Arab Emirates and visit the Lord Kirzn to the coast of Oman, and discussed in chapter also relationship Trucial with Knight coast and the relationship of the Senate with Saudi Arabia and the Convention on Darren finally most Britons residing in the Trucial CoastThe third chapter examining (the British administration in the Persian Gulf between World Wars I and IIThen search Chapter IV British - US competition for oil concessions in the first Mbgesh.And display the second topic of the emergence of the Japanese activity in the Persian Gulf, as well as the political problems the border between Saudi Arabia and Amart the coast of Oman 1934 - 1938, and concluded the letter included the conclusion most prominent search results, and appendices and a list of Sources and references, which, according to them the messageThis message has relied on a variety of sources, including the British documents publishedThe Persian Gulf Administration Report 1873 - 1957 Vol.3 Archive Editions 1986It is a British reports annual British Resident in the Persian Gulf Bushehr or in Bahrain issued in the form contains the important information about the history of the Persian Gulf, according to the researcher also from a large group of Arab sources, the most important of Jamal ZakariaQassem Gulf study Arab Emirates history in the era of the European expansion the year 1507 - 1840, a source contained on a mission for the Gulf Information in this period affidavit researcher also from many sources, including books Abdul Aziz Abdul Ghani Ibrahim (Britain and the UAE coast of Oman in the treaty relations), which is an important source because he said the nature of the relationship between the two sides and how this was the treaties imposed by Britain on the elders of the Trucial Coast, as well as works of true Akkad and most important (political Altiarac) and also the writer Mohammad FarisParis (the political situation in the United Arab Emirates from 1862 to 1965 the coast) and was a research and published reports in the Arab magazines including Cilt Arabian Gulf issued Center for the Study Gulfincluding the University of Basra
