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حركة الحقوق المدنية للزنوج في الولايات المتحدة الامريكية 1953 - 1968 == The Civil Rights Movement Of The Negroes In The United States Of America(1953 - 1968)

Author name: مريم عبد علي حمدان الساعدي
Supervisor name: علي محمد كريم المشهداني
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: This thesis describes the significant events of the Civil Rights Movement from1953 - 1968 in the United States essentially began the same time that the country did. Beginning with the Abolitionist movement to end the “peculiar institution” of slavery, through the Civil War and Reconstruction, and into the Industrial Age, the United States has always grappled with the problem of race, wars and manifested itself in other forms. There were many valiant attempts during the Twentieth Century to improve the state of race relations, but all of them were doomed to minimal success. In the 1950s, a series of several victories in the courts engineered by Thurgood Marshall and the NAACP Legal Defense Fund culminated in the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka decision seemed to open the floodgates for change The case, which struck down the 1896 precedent of “separate but equal”, established in the case of Plessy v. Ferguson marked the beginning of the erosion of entrenched systematized segregation. This decision was really the beginning of the modern Civil Rights Movement, marked with effective protest and actual results. There would have been no Civil Rights Movement.” The Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955 - 56 was one of the earliest events in the modern Civil Rights Movement. Under the leadership of MIA (Montgomery Improvement Association) President Martin Luther King Jr. Blacks used the nonviolent resistance technique of a mass boycott on the city bus system. After a protracted campaign, the Montgomery Improvement Association forced the end of segregation on public transit in the city. King, who was quite interested in social justice and equality, saw that he had the model for bringing about the end of Jim Crow in the South. Meanwhile in Little Rock, tensions were building in 1957 as Arkansas attempted to comply with the Brown decision. That fall, as the plan of integration was being carried out, violence erupted. President Eisenhower was forced to federalize the Arkansas National Guard and call in regular US Army troops to allow nine teenage children the right to attend school, lessons of Montgomery and Little Rock and use nonviolent resistance tactics to educate the nation to the racial injustice that was rampant in the South.The years from 1960 to 1965 were the high mark of the modern Civil Rights Movement. Under the leadership of Dr. King’s organization, SCLC, the Movement managed to change the nation.In 1962 in Albany, Georgia, SCLC and SNCC attempted to wage the first large scale campaign to secure integration of public facilities and voting rights in the city. The Albany Sheriff knew what the campaign was designed to do, provoke him and his men into violence, thus Prichett used nonviolence to combat nonviolence, therefore, stymieing the efforts of King and his supporters. King knew that in the wake of failure at Albany, the Movement needed to do something profound in 1963. Little could he have dreamed that it was the events of that year that would result in Congress passing the following year meaningful civil rights legislation for the first time since Reconstruction. In 1963, SCLC decided to implement a campaign in Birmingham, Alabama. Here they met their desired result, as police chief Bull Connor reacted in the manner SCLC anticipated. The mass arrests of protesters were accompanied by the use of fire hoses and police dogs, and the nation watched the coverage on television, stunned. Violence got so bad that President Kennedy was forced to station troops in various parts of the state to be used if the situation did not calm down. By the summer of 1963, with Kennedy’s Civil Rights Bill on the floor of Congress, civil rights organizations staged the March on Washington to apply pressure to the government. With 250,000 marchers standing in front of the Lincoln Memorial, King gave his legendary “I Have a Dream” speech. That September, tragedy once again occurred in Birmingham, as a bomb killed four Black girls at the 16th Street Baptist Church. Violence erupted, and by the end of the day six people were dead. In November 1963 John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas and Lyndon Johnson became President. Johnson’s legislative skills aided in passing Kennedy’s bill, and in 1964, President Johnson signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964.5 On the heels of a victory in Birmingham, King’s next focus was voting rights. While launching the statewide Alabama Project, SCLC decided to stage a campaign in Selma.Alabama. Dallas County Sheriff Jim Clark harbored many of the racist values of Bull Connor, and once again SCLC planned on exposing the violence of the police to demonstrate the evils of Jim Crow. In this campaign, the movement was emphasizing the injustice of being deprived of the right to vote. The campaign went smoothly until March 7, 1965. While beginning a planned march to the state capital, the marchers were routed by police with tear gas, cattle prods, and billy clubs. “Bloody Sunday” was the turning point. The march went on, and as President Johnson was forced to get involved, he decided that the time was now right to force a voting rights bill through Congress. His Administration had been stalling on sending more civil rights legislation to Congress, but Johnson decided that King had given him a perfect opportunity to pass a voting rights bill. The President turned out to be correct, and on August 6, 1965, Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act. 1966 saw waves of protests at universities across the country.however, the civil rights movement has focused on the achievement of equal rights for African - Americans through the end of legal segregation and achieve voting rights. The movement against less focused and tangled war closely with the counterculture, and show their opposition to the Vietnam War as part of a wider movement range to convert the country.King was assassinated on April 4, 1968. Riots broke out in more than 110 cities across the United States in the days thatfollowed, notably in Chicago, Baltimore, and in Washington, D.C. The damage done in many cities destroyed black businesses. The day before King's funeral, April 8, Coretta Scott King and three of the King children led 20,000 marchers through the streets of Memphis, holding signs that read, "Honor King : End Racism" and "Union Justice Now. On April 9 Mrs. King led another 150,000 in a funeral procession through the streets of Atlanta ;The African - American Civil Rights Movement 1953 - 1968 refers to the social movements in the United States aimed at outlawing racial discrimination against black Americans and restoring. rights to them.
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الموارنة ودورهم في الحياة السياسية اللبنانية 1919 - 1958 == Maronites And Their Role In Lebanese Political Life 1919 - 1958

Author name: محمد رضيوي فجر محمد الحميداوي
Supervisor name: علي ناصر حسين
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: The "Maronites theme and their role in Lebanon's internal political life of the period from 1919 - 1958" of important topics in the contemporary history of Lebanon, as such a historic stage Lebanon underwent the control of the Maronite full but promised Lebanon "national home a Christian" in the heart of the Arab - Muslim world, as It proved the existence of this nation great powers in 1861, and determine the time frame of the thesis the year 1919, and to the fact that this year has seen the formation of a delegation Maronite under the chairmanship of Patriarch Amaroni Elias Howayek, whose mission was basic load Maronites ambitions of great powers meeting in Versailles in Paris to put the post - World War settlements first, to obtain the independence of Mount Lebanon as an independent state under French protection without the merger Syrian unity, and actually this delegation succeeded to obtain French promises to achieve Maronites ambitions and enhance their control over the internal political life in Lebanon, while the end of the time frame of the thesis the year 1958, to the fact that this year has witnessed a popular uprising Lebanese ended President Maronite rule Camille Chamoun, and curbed the role of political Maronites, and reduced their influence absolute on the rest of the other Lebanese sects, and It should be noted that this issue has not seen any previous studies have focused on the show Maronite role in the internal political life in Lebanon for a period of study, in detail, so this study is the first of its kind in academic studies in universities, and here lies the importance of the subject. The thesis is divided to this introduction, smoothing, and four chapters, and a conclusion, were distributed as follows : - Introduction : - it addressed the importance of the subject and the time frame of the thesis, as well as the sources relied upon by the study analysis.Preface : - focused on "the historical roots of the emergence of the Maronite community in Lebanon until 1918". Chapter One : political developments in Lebanon and the intervention of the Maronite 1919 - 1925.Section IV : Maronites under the French mandate 1923 - 1925 policy.Chapter II : The position of the Maronite Albannanah1926 - 1938 internal situation.Chapter III : Maronites internal political issues in Banan1939 - 1946. Chapter IV : Maronite role in domestic politics Albannanah1947 - 1957. Conclusion : - in which the researcher has shown what findings. Thesis was based on a variety of sources and come in the forefront of the documents published and unpublished, including Iraqi ownership documents unpublished and saved in the Iraq National Library and Archive in Baghdad, and of the reports of embassies and legations and consulates in Beirut and Damascus, the Iraqi Foreign Ministry, as formed in their information essential material for the thesis, and helped to largely in the detection of many of the aspects related to the topic, particularly since their importance is being issued by the contemporary sources of the events, as well as the use of Lebanese documents unpublished represented archive of the Maronite Patriarchate and saved in the Patriarchate headquarters in Bkirki, which enriched the thesis many information through correspondence It has between Maronite Patriarch and the various Lebanese politicians and that relate to the development of the Lebanese political situation, while the documents French and of documents of the French Foreign Ministry and preserved at the American University of Beirut, was her share of the thesis and providing them with many of the information pertaining to the study, especially in the first chapter of the study, The documents for the US Embassy in Beirut and the United States Department of the Ministry and preserved in the form of Micro did in Iraq National Library and Archive in Baghdad stake in the thesis provide some important information. The roots of the Maronites due to the Yemen Arab tribes that settled in the Levant, and converted to Christianity, which was rejected by the Jews, and managed these tribes from spreading at the beginning of the fifth century AD in northern Syria, but moved in the seventh century and settled in the northern parts of Lebanon, known as Mount Lebanon. Faced Maronites during successive ages many cases of persecution, but they were able to restore their power through their alliance with the Crusaders, but that did not last long, as soon collapsed alliance against Ottoman rule, during the period of the provision in question, but they regained their strength again after control meteor family power in Lebanon, as this family turned to Christianity, which the forces of fork Maronites, and gave them a strong momentum for expansion at the expense of other communities even in 1843, as it entered the Maronites in a new historical phase, marked by competing foreign on Lebanon, which led to the do Alqaimmqametin system, which resulted in the many wars that ended with the establishment of Almtsrvip system in 1861, which lasted until 1915. Enables the Maronites of achieving their dream of establishing their own political entity to them after their French promises in Magistrates' conference in Paris in 1919, the creation of the state of Greater Lebanon, which has already been under resolution 318 in the atheist and the thirtieth of August 1920, and imposed their hegemony on Lebanon, which was an expression of French interests and a reflection of the policy of mandatory French achieved by them Maronites, and based on the deepening of the contradiction between the Lebanese communities through the acquisition of the economic capabilities of the Lebanese state.It reinforced the Maronites and their presence in the Lebanese entity through French support them in the constitutional institutions, especially in the representative councils that have been adopted primarily on the census, which sought through which the French authorities make the Maronites more numerous than the rest of other communities, which make them account for the lion's share of jobs Government representative councils and high - level positions.Maronites Fort themselves constitutionally through the incorporation into the Constitution which was announced in the twenty - second of May 1926, many of the constitutional articles which gave them great privileges were able which make the state institutions in the interests of the service, as it took over the post of president of the republic, which grants privileges and powers of the very broad not It gets them any President of the Republic in the world, and a demonstration of that rejection for waiver of the Maronite presidency of the Republic of any other denomination, and this is what happened in 1932, and in cooperation with the French Commission, which intervened in their favor, and has disabled the Constitution until 1936.Lined Maronites in Lebanon about a polar Maronite policy and key are Bechara El Khoury, who represented the moderate trend of the Maronites, while such as Emile birth trend isolationist of the Maronites, and this is reflected on the political orientations of the Maronites, and who supported the majority Bechara El Khoury direction until 1943, when everyone unites in in November of the same year the crisis, but that did not last long, as it collapsed autism Maronite front of Bechara El Khoury's policy of nepotism, corruption and the spread of corruption, and that the effects of other Lebanese sects against Maronites, so I tried hard to maintain their earnings and protection from loss, because of the actions is studied by the President of the Republic, Fady then split the Maronites themselves, which is reflected provoked by the 1952 uprising, which ousted the gospel Khoury, came Bkamil Shimon for the presidency, but the new president did not learn a lesson from the mistakes of those before, returned to practice the same policy, Maronites, raising again, fearing for their interests from being lost, especially after it came to the case of the popular ferment culminated in elections in 1957, and the explosion of the situation and out of control in the bloody events in May 1958.
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التعليم في اليابان (1868 - 1912) == Education In Japan (1868 - 1912)

Author name: مثنى عبد الجبار عبود
Supervisor name: وليد عبود محمد
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: Education is a reflection to society background, philosophy and history, as well as its development and horizons for its future prospects and aspirations. In this respect, the Japanese experience has become an example that should be followed to achieve improved didactic and scientific performance. This success has been achieved so quickly that it has made Japan one of the most advanced countries. Though having a small area, tough geographical conditions and high population density, and lacking raw materials, Japan has managed to make the brains of its citizens a substitution to face lack of natural and materialistic resources. This has positively reflected on its economy growth and on its social, educational, and cultural development.There are two reasons for selection of this topic (Education in Japan 1768 - 1912) : first, it is one of the most successful experiences in the world since everyone agrees that the Japanese experience and its didactic development is an integrated and exceptional human effort which has drawn the attention and interest of the entire world. Japan, the Asian country, has broken the rule that development is associated with the West and there is no hope to enjoy development unless a person is a foreigner or an expatriate. So, this experience deserves not only to be studied once; rather, many studies should deal the educational policy of Japan. Second, most academic studies on Japan have focused on the political and economic sides and overlooked the social side of which education is the most important pillar and the effective channel in the state policy and community. To underline this, most political and economic problems are attributed to education problems. Besides, development in developed countries is considered an equilateral triangle (political, economic and social “educational” development). It is known that development of the social aspect positively reflects on the political and economic aspects, and vice versa. Thus, education is pivotal in the development process in any developed country including Japan. The period covered by the thesis is 1868 - 1912; the first date (1868) is the date of accession of Emperor Mutsuhito (1868 - 1912) to the throne. The reign of this Emperor is known is Meiji. He was committed to the fifth principle of the Imperial Charter Oath : “Knowledge shall be sought throughout the world so as to strengthen the foundations of imperial rule”. This Charter marks the end of two centuries of solitude. It has made Japan open to international and regional countries. The second date represents end of the Meiji Era where Japan reached to an advanced stageof education development. Japan completed the foundation of the education structure starting from kindergartens to imperial universities.The hypothesis that the thesis deals with is an attempt to explore and analyze data and information about the development of education in Japan up to 1912, and review its basic elements and key factors of its rise. It also explores the effect of struggle between traditional and modern education, and plans developed by the government and stance of the Emperor to these plans. The researcher adopted the scientific, analytical and historical approach, and tried to reconcile between the historical sequence and unity of subject to reach objective and accurate answers. The thesis consists of four chapters, conclusion and annexes. The first chapter deals with roots of education in Japan up to 1868. It involves three topics : the first one tracks development of education during the reign of Nara and Heian (710 - 1185), changes in the reigns of Kamkura and Muromachi (1185 - 1568), and reign of Azuchi Momoyama (1568 - 1600). The second topic include education in the era of early Tokugawa (1600 - 1853); it shows the educational policy adopted by the shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa (1603 - 1615) to reform education; explores his disputes with opponents; reviews the effect of solitude of Japan of education during the years 1616 - 1786; and outlines the effect of tribal schools and First Opium War on education (1787 - 1853). The third topic focuses on reviewing development of Education in the Tokugawa Era (1853 - 1868), outlining the effect of Perry expedition in wakening up the Japanese nation of the dormant Chinese thinking, directing them to explore mysteries of modern western education and sciences (1853 - 1868), and getting acquainted with the role of foreign missionaries and Japanese scholars in the development of education (1859 - 1868) and their role in introducing modern sciences which had contributed to preparing Japanese education elite that, in turn, encouraged Japanese to the west, resulting in increased scholarships to the west and Europe to get closer picture of the development of modern science (1863 - 1868).The second deals with the beginnings of modern education in Japan (1868 - 1877). It includes three topics; the first involves the attempts to reform government education as a result of a call by the Meiji Emperor in 1868, and the effect of his call to open old schools and seeking foreign assistance to develop and modernize these schools. The second topic deals with education modernization projects, including establishment of the Ministry of Education and development of the first Educational Plan (Gakusei), as well as the lwakura expedition and its impact on revising the Educational Plan and encouraging women education and establishment of educational associations. The third topic copes with teacher preparation, establishment of normal schools for female and male teachers, development of curricula, and problems facing implementation of the plan.Chapter three tackles establishment of the Japan University and development of education plans (1877 - 1885). It includes three topics. The first topic involves establishment of Japan University and development of a proposed second National Education Plan (1877 - 1880). It also includes an overview of the impact of People for Liberty Movement and stance of the Emperor of this Movement. Topic two deals with the steps for the review and development of the third National Education Plan (1880 - 1885). Topic three involves development of the fourth Education National Plan (1885 - 1890), its announcement, implementation and stance of the Emperor to it. Chapter four tackles development of modern education in Japan (1890 - 1912). It includes three topics; the first highlights development of the education system in primary schools by issuance of new legislation. These include kindergartens and primary and secondary schools. The second chapter sheds light on the education system in the secondary schools, normal schools which graduate professional staff to meet the need of education expansion in primary and intermediate schools and vocational schools and its impact on the Japan economy, as well as, female high schools and their role on the education of women. The third topic deals with the development of high education institutions which are preparatory schools for those wishing to complete study after university; it also deals with private schools and imperial universities since these are high academic institutions for graduating social, economic and administrative elites to serve in and develop different state institutions.The researcher used considerable number of references, official Japanese documents developed in English by the Ministry of Education, as well as many other documents, letters, Arabic and English theses, periodic both magazines and newspapers. The Arabic and Foreign books, researches and studies, and foreign encyclopedias have contributed so much to this thesis by providing valuable information
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السياسة السوفيتية تجاه القرن الافريقي 1963 - 1978 == Soviet Policy Towards The Horn Of Africa 1963 - 1978

Author name: قيس عدنان عودة الفهداوي
Supervisor name: سمية امين ياسين
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
University: University of Anbar
Language: Arabic
University location: Anbar
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Abstract: The Somali - Ethiopian conflict over the province of Ogaden and the Ethiopian strong ties with the US were reasons for the intervention of the Soviet Union in the African Horn. Traditionally, the intervention of Moscow came by a way of an agreement to supply military support to Somali in 1963, and the development in the military cooperation between the two countries after the coup of 1969 which brought the General Mohammed Siad Barre into power. The beginning of the Seventies witnessed a huge increase in the Somali military power. In 1974, the policy of Moscow reached its peak, and that same year witnessed the first test for its survival under changeable conditions. The Soviet Union formalized its relations with Somali throughout the peace and friendship treaty in the midst of 1974. Almost successively, the Ethiopian revolution caused the end of the imperial regime in September 1974.Thus, the emperor Hilasilasi was replaced by a military council known by the name Derek which announced its enmity to the Western front and its support for the Eastern front. At the beginning, the Soviet Union policy towards Ethiopia was characterized by caution because Ethiopia was still dependent on the American support and the Soviet Union did not want to agitate the Somali enmity. But the change in the Soviet attitude was underway when Mangistu named president of the military council in February 1976.The Soviet found in him a loyal friend who since his arrival into power announced his will to accelerate the revolutionary march and the socialist inclination of Ethiopia. The Soviet Union began considering what problems its relations with Ethiopia may have on its relations with Somali. The Soviet Union wants to keep its domination on Somali and at the same time to get more powerful in Ethiopia. For the Soviet leadership, it is clear that the development which can threaten that Soviet ambition and which was beginning to take form after 1974, is the fighting which broke out between Somali and Ethiopia because this will enforce the Soviet Union to choose between the two countries. In an attempt to avoid this situation, the Soviets sought, in March 1977, to establish a confederal union including the three socialist countries; Somali, Ethiopia, and Southern Yemen with Djibouti to be added in the future. According to a suggestion written and signed under Soviet guarantee to supply economic and military support for this union. Therefore the regions of tension in Eretria and the province of Ogaden will be given self - rule inside and within the ongoing border arrangements of Ethiopia. The Somali president, Said Barry, strongly refused this suggestion and affirmed that the union could only be established when all the nations would be able to have the right of self - determination. This practically means that Eretria must be member of this union by its own right and Western Somali is to join the union either as a separate entity or as a part of Somali. The Somali president was content that there is a golden chance to seize Ogaden and to annex it to Somali since the ruling council in Ethiopia was busy with an extending internal opposition to the regime and was also obliged to devote most of the military abilities to Eretria Province, where the Eritrean rebels launched a violent war of separation and succeeded in their control over 80% of their lands after badly defeating the Ethiopian army. The key ports on the Red Sea came under the threat of the Eritrean resistance. Added to this, the Western Somali Liberation Front (Ogaden), which was supported by the Somali government, declared war against Ethiopia. Since its independence in 1960, Somali was thinking of seizing Ogaden and for the first time, it was more well - armed than its Ethiopian counterparts. Will the president, Said Barry, fail to take action and let the golden chance slip from him for the sake of the Soviet promises of self - rule of Ogaden —a promise may never be possibly kept by the Soviets. When the fight broke out between Somali and Ethiopia as a result of the Somali attack on Ogaden in July 23rd 1977, the Soviet Union took sides with Ethiopia. Moscow launched the biggest air and sea bridge (after the October war) to transport weapons and military equipments to Ethiopia. The American intelligence estimated the size of the military equipment which Moscow provided Ethiopia about 61,000 ton and the overall value of the Soviet loads about one billion dollars.11000 Cuban soldiers were sent to Ethiopia. In an unprecedented step, Moscow sent two of its high profile generals to take part in planning and managing the war which ended with the defeat of Somali and its withdrawal from Ogaden in March 9th 1978. The Soviet did not achieve their supreme goals but their policy did not bring them heavy loss. Although losing Somali meant for them the loss of their biggest military bases outside the Warsaw League, the final outcome was positive for the Soviet policy because Moscow won a new and important position in Ethiopia. In November 1978, Mangistu visited Moscow and signed a 20 - year - agreement of friendship and cooperation which established the allegiance between the Soviet Union and Ethiopia which was one of the important circles of the American influence. Ethiopia also has a coast on the Red Sea, so this can provide the Soviet Union with institutions which equal in their value what the Soviets lost in Somali. Added to that, the Ethiopian population is seven times larger than the Somali's, its national income is eight times larger than the Somali's, its area is twice larger than the Somali's, and its natural resources are more abundant and its influence in Africa is wider.
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وزارة المعارف العراقية 1920 - 1958 : دراسة تاريخية == The Iraqi Ministry Of Knowledge 1920 - 1958 Historical Study

Author name: فلاح حسن كزار عباس
Supervisor name: كريم مراد عاتي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: Ministry of education considered as one of important Iraqis' offices which formed in Iraq for the period 1920 - 1958, it's important was that it’s the only one that responsible about preparation and build generations , and support all state institutions and it's offices with the functional individual scientific and administrative , that reflect it'd scientific and civilized role and the range of progress of Iraq in both levels in internal & external.The study of ministry in it’s administrative sides in that period was not discussed in the other studies , which stimulate the researcher for study it, also the administrative sides for any ministry have the important which many of modern academic study concentrate on it, to know the structure organization of the ministries, from it's specialized offices and the officials that operated and their scientific and educational specialism, and how many wealth which assigned from public budgetary of state for it's scientific and administrated duty and that reflect the size of administrate development and other.The ministry have seen many administrative development , at the beginning with direct British occupation (1914 - 1921) , at the period (1914 - 1918), it's works relative with (incomings officials ) in Basra and Baghdad , on August 1918, it's become as establishment named as ( public knowing attendance), when Iraqi temporary kingdom has been established in 23 august 1921, it's been self - governing ministry when ministry of health has been separated, and know it's named as (Ministry of knowledge ) it still as that until the royal regime has been drop down on 14/July/1958. Offices whose managed this ministry development it's administrated works and continue with global growth has been founded in this field , specially form whose of them that have superior specialized certification, also they called for (international committee) for help in put plans that making the rising of it's works.The works that accepted from ministry have the clear role in put the first basis of acts and instructions for the Ministry of knowledge in Iraq , and establishment of natural foundations and specialized the work of ministry and it's officials , when we see the historical stage , the level of scientific progress and the general situation in the country
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ولايـة المـوصـل 1032 - 1139هـ/1623 - 1726م : دراسة في اوضاعها الادارية والاقتصادية والسياسية == Mosul State 1032 - 1139H - 1623 - 1726 Ac A Study Of Its Administrative, Economic And Political Circumstances

Author name: عماد كريم عباس جواد الراوي
Supervisor name: عبد الرحيم ذو النون زويد الحديثي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
University: University of Anbar
Language: Arabic
University location: Anbar
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Abstract: The importance of the study of history of political, administrative and economic state of the connector during the period 1623 - 1726 in being the missing link from the date of Mosul as many researchers avoid dealing with the midst of research on the history of Mosul, in the era of the scarcity of sources of books , researches, and articles dealing with the history of the state on the one hand and locked to mention a lot of developments in the political, administrative and economic which saved by the Ottoman official documents on the other hand, which prompted me to research the history of Mosul in that period in order to complete the academic study progress along with other scholarly clear picture about the history of Mosul has divided the study to preface and five chapters.The preface has dealt with the strategic location of the mandate of Mosul being the link between the mountainous region the region of plains as well as it occurs on the line of rain provided her with the possibility of agriculture also addressed the subject of Mosul to Ottoman rule and the reasons that led to the conflict Ottoman - Persian around Mosul; as well as the political, administrative, and economiccircumstances, witnessed by Mosul during the sixteenth century as taking account of Mosul in a number of Ottoman Empire campaigns against the recalcitrance of southern and northern Iraq while in the administrative side has shed the light on the transmission of Mosul from Sandzak follow the mandate of Diyarbakir to an independent mandate includes a number of Alsnagq at the time that pointed to anything depends Musli economy with mention of some of the industries that were dishonored by the craftsmen of Mosul and thr trade that merchants has been activated on both internally and externally.In the first chapter reviewed the political and military situation, as Mosul witnessed relatively stability in their political status throughout the seventeenth century, which impact upon the strength layer objects, reducing the stability to the disorder represents some strife and revolutions that Mosul witnessed in the first quarter of the eighteenth century, as well as exposure of Mosul to Bedouins and Kurds attacks and Aldasnah tribes attacked villages in Mosul more than once, not to mention the attacks on the villages of Mosul by Bedouin nomads and non - mobile workers such as Arbab pro.I have reviewed in the first chapter the movement ofMahdaviat of a religious nature and the role of Mosul in the elimination of that movement as well as the governor of Amadiyah as well as its role in the elimination of rebellions carried out by Albbh Kurdish tribes inShahrazourparties and otherrecalcitrances in the center of Iraq, such as rebellion son long in Baghdad, not to mention the significant role that Musel contributed in all campaigns sent by the Ottoman Empire to the center and south of Iraq to eliminate the recalcitrance of Al Afrasiab and every franchiser and Almhasain and Alkhozaal and all Zabid also reviewed the role of non - combat forces to Mosul and goal rescued Baghdad from flooding witnessed in the seventeenth century.The second chapter is marked by (the role of Mosul in campaigns recovery and rebellions external) studied through several axes of movement was a rebellion BakrSobashi in the forefront of those axes being the reason that inset the Ottoman Empire in the wars of Baghdad recovery that was exposed to the occupation of the Persian on the impact of the movement as well as other axes was the role played by Musel in the greatestAlsader Hafiz Ahmed Pasha campaign in 1626 AD, and the campaign of the Grand Vizier Khosrow Pasha in 1629, and the campaign of Sultan Murad IV in 1638, not to mention the financial support provided by Mosul to the forces of Ottoman fighting in fronts "and that" the goal of quantities oil and tar sent there in 1634 , also studied Alnjaddatthat Musel was sending out to its neighboring regions when exposed to attack Persian has led to a Mosul military force to rescue Ardalan, which came under attack by Persian forces in 1636.That chapter also highlighted the significant role that Mosul contributed in the campaigns of Kermanshah and Hamadan through the active involvement of the Mosul forces in those campaigns as well as material support goal funded armies of campaign Kermanshah and Hamadan, let alone a detailed study showed that Musel has effective posts in eliminating the rebellions of Foreign Affairs was the involvement of forces of Mosul in eliminating the rebellion Abaza Hassan Pasha in Anatolia and the recalcitrance of the Abbasids in Aleppo.Addressed the third chapter is marked by "administrative status" within the mandate of Mosul and administrative changes experienced over the seventeenth century and of the separation of some Alsnagq and insert another depending on the political developments witnessed by Iraq at the time as a result of the wars of the Ottoman - Persian since shrunk sanjaks mandate of Mosul to three sanjaks the end of the seventeenth century as well as the handling of the administrative body and the head governor and the powers granted to him and duties him to do it and when to grant the first Wally of the governors of Mosul rank of minister and the relationship of the governor populated and encroachments some of them on the population in Mosul since gained Muslims and Christians alike not to mention the handling of administrative tasks to the staff of the governor. He has treated this chapter the powers of the judge and Duties of Man and the corruption that has reached institution of the judiciary in Mosul as a result of being subject to a commitment as well as treatment for the position of mufti to be considered Assistant to the judge in various transactions legal and muftis in Mosul are the product of their local schools as highlighted some families conductivity, which took Ifta the isms Hanafi and Shafi'i not to mention that he presented a study brief union supervision and when appeared for the first time, functions and tasks assigned to implement Captain supervision of Mosul and any family conductivity is limited to those syndicate the layer objects were within the themes studied in this chapter as it touched on the emergence of that layer and the influence that exercised in the management of the state and the reasons that prompted the Ottoman Empire to establish advisory councils at a time when study focused on the military establishment, represented troop softening and the number Ortadtha and their names and abuses carried out by those forces against the population of Mosul, who is integrated a lot of them within the forms of those forces in pursuit of them for the salvation of those infringements as well as other items that were part of the institution of which the local forces, especially the singles and special forces associated with the person of the governor and the feudal forces that formed the backbone of the military institution in the state of Mosul.The fourth chapter is marked by "a system of land and agriculture in Mosul," dealt with the study of processes of comprehensive survey conducted by the Ottoman Empire on the territory of Mosul and classification of land resulting from these operations as divided the territory in Mosul to the three types of main territory of Miri, and Waqf land, and sole proprietorships as the study focused on the way the approach adopted Ottoman state represented by annexing a lot of villages in Mosul and farms to properties Alhmioneh and those who were granted those Alaqtaat as well as the study of the nature of the agricultural land, there are villages and farms, communities and the comparison between imports with a focus on some farms has increased its imports from the villages, or that some groups increased its imports from the villages and farms, it is what is Zaaamt groups and villages what is Timar. Also addressed the factors affecting the agriculture and what those factors and the impact it has had on the agricultural side, there are wars Ottoman - Persian and movements Aljellalah that stood obstacle to the progress of agriculture in Mosul, as well as taxes that have worked on the migration of large numbers of peasants of Mosul as a result of their inability to pay those taxes, let alone natural factors of attacks puppies Najdi, droughts, no rain and cold waves that have long ruled the Cereals Mosul has also addressed the types of agricultural crops, which is famous for its villages and farms Mosul food, including commercial as well as attention to raising cattle and horses and cows and the system of the commitment that was the most important themes chapter has concentrated study in which the reasons that led to his appearance and what proportion of investors Almousliyn of agricultural land under that system and families that have invested the bulk of the territory of Mosul, according to the system Amalikana which replaced the system of commitment to the beginning of the eighteenth century, and finally made a chapter a detailed study on the quality of taxes agricultural land and structures based on them.The Search Chapter V, which is marked as "industrial system and trade" through the types of craft industries in Mosul as focused on the textile industry so that Mosul was one of the largest cities Exporting fabric at the beginning of the means of production and transmission industry cloth muslin Musli to some Asian cities and European as well as the submission brief study of the types of other industries not to mention presenting a detailed study of varieties craft that was governing the work of artisans and duties assigned to them and the problems faced by those varieties factors influencing the industry has been a focus in which infringements of softening that have had a wide impact in the lack of progress in the formulation of Mosul craft .The trading system has been the main focus II, who was based upon the study within that chapter, as examined through internal trade has been to focus on the reasons that led to the prosperity of this type of trade between Mosul and surrounding villages or between Mosul and other Iraqi cities as well as discuss transit trade which picked out of Mosul during the seventeenth century and the first quarter of the eighteenth century and returned its economic benefits as well as its foreign trade, which has increased its activity with the beginning of the seventeenth century and focus search on articles traded with Aleppo and trade activity with those of the state, let alone eat their trade with Diyarbakir, which has seen a remarkable development in this century through the factors influencing trade, represented by the taxes and the method of collection and the corruption of the staff of customs has won the trade routes of great interest in the study and contributed to its active role in the activity of Commerce has acquired Mosul, a network of roads linked them to other cities made it easier the communication process with those cities accept transportation used to transport goods between the cities of Mosul and that trade with them according to the nature of the routes for trade caravans
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الحركة الفكرية اللبنانية1920 - 1958 == The Lebanese Intellectual Movement 1920 - 1958

Author name: عداي ابراهيم مجيد حوران
Supervisor name: جاسم محمد عبد الشجيري
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
University: University of Anbar
Language: Arabic
University location: Anbar
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Abstract: The study found that intellectual movement in Lebanon is an independent branch represents a modern phenomenon that has played a major role in the establishment of systems of political, social and cultural ideas, so the regimes based on the thought of calling him, and any system breaks down if only behind the thought of calling torn down.`The study confirmed that intellectual movement is made up of two components of science and knowledge and it helps people to liberate themselves from colonialism and exploitation, injustice and ignorance, to get to the new thinking leap in the life of the Lebanese society happens.Lebanese intellectual movement originated from the various levels of existence in the community between the West and the Arab and Islamic concepts included the historic conflict, several factors contributed to the expansion of the Lebanese intellectual renaissance, a movement of religious reform that included intellectual renaissance in literature and the arts, science and reform of education and unite Muslims and to address the invasion of intellectual colonialism, as well as the ideas of the French Revolution and the campaign of Napoleon to Egypt and the Levant and reforms Muhammad Ali, those were points of convergence with the European ideas that entered Lebanese society by missionaries and foreign missions, religious, had this role in the intellectual movement through a translator operations, in addition to the impact of the printing press and associations literary.The study concluded that the reflection of the situation of Lebanon's public intellectual life that has been split into different directions in the first half of the twentieth century, when the French authorities announced the birth of the State of Greater Lebanon in 1920, there was the impact of intellectual about the private and public identity of Lebanon which has been described (Civil), positions varied intellectual and trends and political in Lebanon in the declaration of the new entity, the call for ideas unionist and advocate of Lebanese nationalism , Sought the pioneers of the intellectual movement in Lebanon to bring rapprochement and unification of opinion in the face of the French occupation policy, focusing their activity pro - independence and the withdrawal of foreign troops, achieved - author of the National Charter, which collect all the intellectuals, and agreed to submit their national interest over personal interest, Thinkers succeeded in Lebanese Charter grabbing independence from French occupation in November 1943, in addition to the return of Lebanon to the Arab world and to pursue a policy (not east not west) and took the Arabic language as an official language of the country instead of the French language, as was the intellectual movement in the evacuation of full French troops from Lebanon in 1946.The most important things that I explained during the study, the significant role of the basic necessities of Intellectual Movement in Lebanon, the main pillars of the elements of the intellectual, cultural and humanitarian development, contribute to education in strengthening the awareness and promote the intellectual future generations to do its part in building a modern state and the dissemination of science and knowledge and the consolidation of national unity, intellectual, mental and aspirations, Education develops ideas and directions of the human mind to the right path and has a clear impact on the growth of scientific, literary and scientific renaissance in Lebanon, and that this renaissance did not come until after the emergence of schools and scientific institutions and universities, graduated from the leaders of thought in the field of literature and language, thought and clerics and intellectuals contributed to the leadership of schools Lebanese society, the Lebanese press contributed to the intellectual and cultural life, as thinkers and writers met on their pages, the best and the most powerful means of communication and the promotion of intellectual, pioneers of the intellectual movement in the press and scientific fields found a platform for the dissemination of political, literary, religious and social ideas and means to address the issues affecting that ran the country, encouraged and developed ideas and human potential through writings, promised to press a platform for the dissemination of science and thought and appearance of the elements of the Lebanese intellectual movement, it all led to ascend Lebanon forefront of Arab countries in the intellectual movement, not only the role of men intellectual movement in Lebanon only, but on the Arab world, have had multiple productions intellectual and privileged position towards the Arab issues such as the Palestinian cause and the cause of Arab unity and Egyptian issues, the issue of rejection of Western alliances in the region, led to contact and meet the intellectual and cultural ascend to Lebanon modern intellectual movement.The study stressed the importance of the emergence of intellectual trends and flocked under the leadership of the leading figures in modern and contemporary Arab thought, especially after the success in the process of changing the movement of thought Arab and Islamic society and raising awareness in the hearts of the Arab nation by inviting them to intellectual freedom, and this is called intellectual renaissance which means emissions new are rejected what cushions and in control of thought and culture and frameworks social in the formation and development of the Lebanese intellectual trends, crystallized these intellectual trends, the most prominent religious reformist Islamic trend, the national trend, the Arab nationalist trend, Marxist and socialist direction, each direction has attracted supporters and supporters from Notepad elements, headed orientations those to modernize the political community in all fields of contemporary intellectual renaissance.Finally, it can be concluded that most of the Lebanese intellectual trends formed early task of intellectual life, identified and opinions thinkers ideas through a review of all the thinking and determine the positions of the intellectual struggle and ideological facilities, these trends that has spread in Lebanon at the time, so I got a collision intellectual and political among those trends and patrons, through what was presented on the history of intellectual movement and the multiplicity of trends in Lebanon, Lebanon has done its part in the broadcast of the Arab thought, making the thinkers of the Arab world to Lebanon a major milestone for the construction of the contemporary Arab character, affected and hired to serve their communities, I look forward to sons the Iraqi people to take from the Lebanese experience he studied, and waited until the day that the intellectual and political trends rise to the embodiment of national unity among the Iraqi people, and concern for the future of Iraq and its present and miss an opportunity to regional and international countries that seeks to disrupt the unity of Iraq.
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الموارنة واثرهم في التطورات السياسية الداخلية اللبنانية 1958 - 1989 == Maronites And Their Impact In The Internal Lebanese Political Developments 1958 - 1989

Author name: عبد السلام متعب عيدان الربيعي
Supervisor name: موسى محمد ال طويرش
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: Ccounted for the study of religious communities in modern history and contemporary to the attention of esearchers and scholars, especially in the Middle East region, which is the cradle of religions and religious sects.Because our study deals with the influence of the Christian Maronite community which expand and spread over a large area of Arab and foreign countries in which the followers of Christianity and based in Lebanon exists, a country that embraced after the saint (Saint Maroon) in the fourth century AD and his disciples after him to pursue a different approach to the Eastern Church which believes in the principle of one nature of Christ (p), and took his followers after him turning to link the Western Catholic Church in Rome and under the authority of the Pope, but they chose the difference; it was necessary for them to move from Syria, home to the Saint (Saint Maroon) to Lebanon Mountains and hills and plains to keep themselves from their opponents first, and try to maintain their approach is chosen, making them their own Church and Patriarch.Passed the Maronite community throughout history long Among the series of events and interact with each other and with others, and gradually evolved role with all over the Levant and Lebanon from the control and occupation of foreign and Islamic countries and ending with the control of France by 1920; hence emerged as the role of communities located therein, and the largest communities are Christian and Muslim, and the largest Christian denominations were Maronites; and this accounted for the lion's share in thegovernance of the country by assigning the position of head of state to them, and the protection of the Mandatory (France), political conflicts and differences between communities, especially among the Maronites and Druze arose, and between Sunnis and Shiites, The Greek Orthodox both his face look at the rule of Lebanon and linked thirdparty external likely.After Lebanon gained independence in 1943, approved a national charter an agreement to form co - existence among the different communities in the governance of Lebanon, and indeed all denominations worked on Charter formula that, so I took a Maronite President of the Republic of great powers, and the post of prime minister a Sunni Muslim, and the post of prime parliament a Shia Muslim, and as defense minister of the Druze... and so the case even bear the dispute between the sons of the Maronite community; and especially between President Bechara El Khoury and President Camille Chamoun, was about to another term of Bechara El Khoury and give some powers to the Muslims, and when Camille Chamoun defeated in battle Presidential 1952; taking the Maronite community to through international alliances more and link the Christian West and the Middle account, which belongs to Lebanon, did not satisfy the policy pursued by the rest of the communities, especially Muslim Sunni and Shiite, both, and even Orthodox Christians; Faqamt 1958 uprising that broke out in south to reach Blhebha to Beirut and the north and make all the sects of Lebanon in case of congestion and boiling on each other; because Shimon March the game of politics and religion, all of them in order to remain in office and extend a second presidential term, and also to be a bulwark to realize the dreams of Abdul Nasser, who set up a unity between Egypt and Syria, the first unit between the Arabs and the most recent. Then ended the role of Simeon after that try to Lebanon first bloody conflict between communities and between themselves and stepped outside powers to end the crisis, came the role of Fouad Chenab, who ruled since 1958 - 1964, taking an approach known as the (curriculum Shihabi) aiming at the abolition of political sectarianism in the administration and the rule of the country, for the first time Shia Muslims gets some rights in management, staffing and other, Lebanon became in this period, the development of economic excellent and the meeting of the Arab and Western criticism through the many financial banks located in it, thanks to the Gulf oil that is being invested and deposit revenues in banks. Shihabi approach in the reign of Charles Helou, whoruled from 1964 - 1970 continued, but two important things happened during his first term; bankruptcy Bank (INTRA), one of the major banks in Lebanon, and even the Lebanese state depend on it, and it is the second founding of the PLO in 1964 and the adoption of the Palestinian issue and defend the way to address the Zionist entity from the Lebanese territory, because they are the closest point to the north of occupied Palestine, Palestinians Who's bringing the Lebanese land military force trained strong training and semi - formal,which worried the Maronites in Lebanon and feared politicians prominent leaders and clerics on the growing presence inside Lebanon, and the escalation of power that are outside the framework of the rule of law into the Maronites ruling, and also the fear of the Maronites of growing Palestinian refugees in Lebanon to prepare a justification for that they - that continued to do so forth Vsasubhon minority within a few years, and especially that they are living in a sea of Arab and Islamic their surroundings, Fkaddoa first agreement among them as rulers and the Palestinians is (Cairo Agreement) in 1969, which defined their relationship with the Lebanese government and the method of confrontation with the Zionists from the inside and then followed it with an extension known as (queens) in 1974 during the reign of President Suleiman Franjieh, which lasted until 1976, but things did not subside and conflicts between communities existed, especially among the Druze and Maronites, and the hanger is the Palestinian presence and actions from within its territory and its impact on Lebanon's relationship with neighboring countries, especially Israel, from the standpoint of the Maronites, who purports to politicians and religious leaders to keep the state of the truce at the very least, including country and Israel, or until a peace agreement, but was the spark that ignited a bloody sectarian war between the Lebanese people components lasted for 15 years came on the green and crusty; where the Lebanese civil war began in 1975, for reasons simple and continued in the first phase for two years, then swept by Israeli forces in 1978 to Lebanon for visits First under the pretext of eliminating the Palestinian resistance which, here emerged the Syrian role clear, opponents of the Israeli invasion of support and even from some of the Maronite parties, which split into two teams : Team sees the establishment of a normal relationship with Israel, and the team believes that they - Like all Arabs remain supportive of the Palestinian cause and its defenders , the first team leader Falangist Bashir Gemayel, a Maronite who collaborated with the Israelis, helping them to invade Lebanon again in 1982 during the reign of President Elias Sarkis has been represented, and was able to reach the verdict after it, but he did not enjoying it for a long time; after 14 days of his election just assassinated at the headquarters of his party entered Lebanon and became the Maronites in fear and anxiety on their fate, but the external role, especially Syria and Saudi Arabia and the US was present manages to Lebanon, Maronite according to their own desires, Amin Gemayel Vantakb substitute for his brother in 1982 - 1988 and was the Maronites here have entered into a new phase entirely; when split team hardline them along the previous periods into two categories : category with Elie Hobeika, who nearly Syria held a tripartite agreement with them and the rest of the Lebanese communities, and the class with Samir Geagea, who has taken the position of President Amin Gemayel and the militant wing of the Maronites. After two categories conflict and coup and one on the other; the presidency of Amin Gemayel ended in 1988, but without agreement on a Maronite president succeeds, then the back of the role of General Michel Aoun - Aljeiccommander who led the liberation war as defined betweenhim and Prime Minister Salim Hoss backed by Syria and the Arab world, and led to the declaration of a military government from one party not recognized by the non - Maronite violators to Syria's presence in Lebanon, Fastart war between the Syrians and Michel Aoun, and then come all the Lebanese parties to an extended conference ending the civil war in the Conference Taif, Saudi Arabia in 1989 and elected Rene Mouawad as president of Lebanon, but did not last long; On 22 November 1989, was assassinated in front ofthe interim government palace. Maronites were able then, to choose a new president, a Maronite Elias Hrawi of the year 1989 - 1998 and his covenant, which ended the Lebanese civil war; that is the most destructive and bloody wars in the twentieth century
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بنجامين دزرائيلي ودوره في سياسة بريطانيا الخارجية (1804 - 1881) == Benjamin Disraeli And His Role In The Foreign Policy Of Great Britain (1804 - 1881)

Author name: شاهه دحام عبد الله الجبوري
Supervisor name: خالد حسن جمعة
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: Personal Benjamin Disraeli importance distinct in the history of Britain in general and Britain's foreign policy for the period 1874 - 1881, especially These were important while receiving the premiership in 1868 for the first time and 1874 for the second time and the leadership of the Conservative Party, and his painting of the two policies both internal and external to Britain to suit the aspirations of the party as well as the policy of imperial expansion coupled with his name (a leading global imperialism) fired by historians in that historical period, and given the importance of the political developments and reform pursued by Disraeli which made him a universal feature of this character has been chosen to be the subject of Our thesis The researcher followed a historical description of the methodology and the policy of Disraeli's life as well as we used a method of analysis and extrapolation wherever the need arises for the use of one of these approaches to get to the truth of his foreign policy Was divided thesis on the four seasons, and came first chapter titled Benjamin Disraeli origination and composition perspective of political and contains three Topics, taking the first topic of his upbringing and his early life and change dogmatic from Jewish to Christian and how it contributed to the change of his political life, while the second topic has dealt with Multi - entry into the world of politics and the beginnings of political and conditions that serve to be a member of the British Parliament, while the third topic dealt with Disraeli thinker and political seer Meembody what he wrote novels on the ground that eat mostly what Candors in public life in a way criticism of reality, as it was characterized by pungent literary style in writing and in his speeches that he delivered in parliament. The second chapter (internal politics) have been divided on the three topics also touched on the first topic of his political life to the first (1832 - 1837) and the obstacles he faced during his candidacy to the parliament and the political perspective Disraeli The third chapter which dealt with (his foreign policy from 1874 to 1880) was divided on the three topics, too, addressed the First research the subject he came to power in 1874 and the circumstances that led him to power and how he led his party to success, and in the second topic we discussed its expansionist policy and highlight the role of Britain's international that period and international conferences in which he participated, while the fourth chapter talked about it to the wars fought by Britain in the era of Disraeli and that led to the overthrow of his ministry in 1880 and take over the Liberal Party power for the curtain falls on an important figure in the history of England in the nineteenth century, in the first topic war Anglo - afganah and the most important events that took place after the end of the war, while the second topic we researched it about war Zulu highlighted the importance of Africa for Britain and expansions of imperialism in the region, while the third topic British policy in some areas of Africa and the Arabian Gulf under his roles. Through our study to the subject we have realized that the British foreign policy has been the greatest by what Benjamin Disraeli had did. He was the prime Minister of Britain and the Chief of the conservatives' party, he is coming from Jewish backgrounds and took the Christianity in an early time of his life so this change in belief made him getting high political ranks and fame but he stayed praising the Jewish all his life and mentioning it in each event this did not banned him to be a trustful for Britain and for the Queen Victoria as well. Britain at that time was referred as the Remarkable for its becoming the supreme power in the region especially after his gaining, the second term of the prime - ministry (187 - 1880) , while the first term was short in 1768 but his Remarkable touche was clear in it thus he was the minister of finance for many times and was also the first minister for all positions, that all made him the mystery of his period. the six years he was the prime Minister and the Chief of the conservatives' party since 1874 have him had an expansionary policy that he led Britain Empire to reach the panama channel, and Fiji islands he also bought a share in the Suez Canal from AL - Khudewi Ismail to be a chain - point between the kingdom and its colonies at the east and to control the Mediterranean sea as well. in 1876n, he crowned the Queen with the badge of the Empire and named it as the Empire of India and the Queen of Britain , and in 1877 Cyprus had become a British protectorate after an agreement made with the Ottoman to save the British interests from the Russian intervention in the region. in 1878 Disraeli had the big part with the German prime Minister Bismarck in drawing the map of Europe when they hold Berlin conference then he took to his nation, and that's what made him" The peace with the honor
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لواء ديالى 1958 - 1968 : دراسة تاريخية == Dyala Brigade 1958 - 1968 Historial Study

Author name: سعد محمد علي حسين
Supervisor name: علي محمد كريم المشهداني
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: The studying of the domestic coevally history in Iraq , it is a very important subject m it have an important turn on detection of the different events evolution of it , what its formless make important park and Biotic in studding of the history of new Iraqian sort. Dyala Brigade from the important Brigades what need to much historial study , we will follow the development and events that certifies the Brigade especially in the time of the Republican Governorship (1958 - 1968) , and this Brigade had came to signifies the events and the managerial development and the Economic development and the social development in Dyala Brigade for this time. The scientific item had been doled for the treatise of proem and three chapters and Epilog , after the proem there is the name of Dyala and the Geographic description from the last Ottoman Epoch until 1958. Chapter one talked about Managerial development in Dyala Brigade from 14 July 1958 to 17 July 1968. Chapter two talked about Economic development in Dyala Brigade from 1958 to 1968. Chapter three talked about Social development in Dyala Brigade from 1958 to 1968. The Quipster appear that the Managerial Appliance (domestic) for Dyala Brigade had sufficiency and had Managerial impartial personalities and the have a good prestige mirrored on the work of the staffing to creation the domestic Foundation Management , the ministry of many of unities management in Dyala Brigade through studying , domestic management in the Brigade introduced from (1958 - 1968) much services to the Brigade parents for example advertence on Educational sector and founding many new schools in Brigade Arcadia , and building hospitals. In Agricultural sector it Supported from the domestic government in the Brigade for example Reissue the Farmlands and deployments poultry fields and carnages. And the management interested in the water sector so they completed building Darpandecan prevail in 1961 , and they finished the project of Khanaken canal in 1963 , for the Industrial sector , Industrial projects were Just nineteen project in the Brigade , the biggest activity in the dustry was acting in Oil industries in Khanaken. They discover many Archaeological areas after Excavating processes what happened in Baquba and Al - Meqdadea and Al - Khales from 1965 to 1966 , this reflects civilization advance to the Brigade and making great old civilization. Brigade of Dyala testified sport movement through of sport Unions in the Brigade like the football Union and Basketball Union , and Volleyball Union , and from the important sport events that testified it the Brigade in 10960 it is the meeting between the scholastically team in Dyala Brigade with a team from united states and there was inaugurating the first Swimming pool in Dyala Brigade in 1964. Brigade of Dyala begot many social personalities that make asocial and reformist activity , like mister Abd Al - Karem Al - Madani who adopt unific attitude between the creeds and the nationalisms and religions , for that Mr Abd Al - Karem communicate Dyala citizens of all their activities , like mirths and dolors and he helped the widows and the orphans , and he was give very much money to the poor people and communicate with the poor people who want to marriage , and he was applicator from the God to heals the sick people , so his acts was the power Brace of cohere Dyala people
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العلاقات السياسية المصرية - الايطالية 1922 - 1943 == The Egyptian - Italian Political Relations (1922 - 1943)

Author name: زينب خالد حسين
Supervisor name: عبد المجيد كامل عبد اللطيف التكريتي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: Egypt over its history did not witness isolation and always retained relations with most countries, many factors helped her to do so, it has got advantages by virtue of its geographical location and its supervision on the trade route between East and West, and the supervision in the modern era on the main maritime artery of world trade, i.e., the Suez Canal. Italy was one of the countries that Egypt have been associated with close relations, those relationships characterized with some features, comes in the forefront, the old age of those relations, which had grown significantly in the nineteenth century and then consolidated in the reign of Khedive Ismail, especially after he took refuge to Italy when he was forced to abdicate the throne. The relations evolved steadily in the reigns of King Ahmed Fouad I and his son Farouk, for both were pro - Italian. The Italy's aspiration of colonizing Libya, Egypt's western neighbor, has founded a new area of relations between the two countries. In addition to that Egypt embraced a large Italian community.The subject of international relations considers one of the most important historical subjects because it studies the history of nations that will not be done without knowing the nature of the foreign relations of any nation and what had been exposed to of external influences. The subject of Egyptian - Italian's Political Relations 1922 - 1943, comes as an update to a series of studies on Foreign Relations of the Arab countries and Egypt as the largest Arab country and has a long and majestic history, should her foreign relations be studied, particularly with Italy the European country that has historical ties with the Arab world.The reasons which made me choose this theme and confine with this period in particular, goes back first to its historical significance both politically and militarily, and secondly that the topic of Egyptian - Italian political relations has not been researched in a comprehensive and detailed in any academic study or history book, whether in Iraq or Egypt. Thirdly the study attempts to verify the veracity of Axis powers' allegations in liberation of the Arab region in North Africa from British and French colonialism.Basing on these assumptive data, and on my readings in documents in question and its direct sources in the National Archives House in Cairo and the Middle East Center at the University of Ain Shams, I managed to collect material of this study.The thesis is divided into an introduction, five chapters and a conclusion.The first chapter Egyptian - Italian Relations 1901 - 1922, is divided into two sections, the first deals with relation during the Italian occupation of Libya 1901 - 1914, while the second examines the impact of the First World War on the Egyptian - Italian relations 1914 - 1922.Chapter II highlights the evolution of the Egyptian - Italian Political Relations 1922 - 1933. The chapter includes three sections, the first discusses the impact of the Statement of February 28th, 1922 on development of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Italy. The second section discusses the fascist government's attitude towards the Egyptian national movement and the Italian community in Egypt from 1922 to 1933. The third section tackles the issue of the fascist government backing the economic activity in Egypt and its impact on the consolidation of the Egyptian - Italian political relations.The third chapter focuses on the problem of western borders of Egypt in period of 1922 - 1933, the chapter is divided into three sections, the first looking in the Italian ambitions in the western borders of Egypt until 1925. The second section deals with the Egyptian - Italian relations under disagreements about Jaghbub Oasis 1925. Third section examines the issue of talks on resolving the Jaghbub Oasis.Chapter IV "Italian occupation of Ethiopia and its impact on the Egyptian - Italian relations 1935 - 1936", is divided into two sections, the first section deals with the Egyptian attitude towards the Italian occupation of Ethiopia in 1936, and the second sheds lights on the Egyptian - Italian political relations in 1936.Chapter V "The Evolution of the Egyptian - Italian Relations 1937 - 1946", divided into three sections, the first discusses the abolition of foreign privileges on Egypt in 1937 and Italy's attitude towards them. The second section researches the Egyptian attitude towards the British - Italian agreement in 1938. While the Third studies the impact of World War II on the Egyptian - Italian political relations 1939 - 1943.Britain was the axis point around which the political relations between Egypt and Italy spun, as long as Egypt wanted to get rid of British hegemony, found in Italy hope that can be supported in her just cause. However, Italy was trying to put pressure on Britain in a political game in order to obtain further gains in East, found in Egypt her long seeking goal. Sometimes declares her full support to the Egyptians independence and at other times acquires part of its territory, by exploiting Britain in order to take an attitude with or against her in the expected open war. Thus, the Italian - Egyptian political relations were in ebb and flow in accordance with the developments of political events between the two great powers, Britain and Italy.The thesis depends on a variety of sources documents come in the forefront, including unpublished documents preserved in the National Archives House in Cairo. As will as the unpublished documents in the National Archives House in Baghdad, which are the files of Iraqi Commission in Cairo and reports of the Iraqi Commission in Rome. Beside the files of the Iraqi Foreign Ministry reserved in the ministry archives in the form of sequential boxes, contained most of the reports of political, economic and social developments. In addition to the documents of British Foreign Office, which I managed to obtained from the Middle East Center at the University of Ain Shams. The thesis is also based on a set of published documents, comes in the forefront the House of Representatives' Proceedings that saved in the Egyptian National Archives House in Cairo.
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حركة الاخوان واثرها في التطورات السياسية في الجزيرة العربية (1912 - 1930) == Brotherhood Movement And Its Impact On Political Developments In The Arabian Peninsula ( 1912 - 1930 )

Author name: زينب منعم كريم العزاوي
Supervisor name: صبري فالح مزبان الحمدي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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هجرة الاتراك الى المانيا الاتحادية 1961 - 1990م == The Migration Of Turks To Federal Germany (1961 - 1990)

Author name: ريزان جلال احمد
Supervisor name: صباح مهدي رميض القريشي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: After the Second World War, Turkey has confronted hard economic conditions, in addition to the defeat of Germany in the Second World War; a matter caused great destruction in its infrastructure and economic facilities as well as great causalities. All these reasons caused shortage in the labor market; a matter affected the country reconstruction capabilities, especially after creating Berlin's wall, which means that the man power was required, therefore the immigration was opened to many countries including Turkey since 1961. Thus, the dissertation was titled (The Immigration of Turks to Federal Germany 1961 - 1990, historical study). The dissertation was divided into four chapters, introduction and conclusion. The first chapter viewed the course of the political situations in both countries after the Second World War until 1960). This chapter contained two inquiries; the first one consisted of three articles, the first one was (Turkey and the developments of the political internally and externally), while the second one came under the title (The Democratic party and establishing the Turkish state’s Firms 1950 - 1960). The third one was titled (Turkey and the foreign relations system 1945 - 1960). The second inquiry discussed the problems of the Second World War and its consequences on Germany, reconstruction plans and the economic developments during the period (1945 - 1960). The second chapter discussed the subject of Turks immigration reasons, motivations and attraction factors of the receiving country the first migration attempts, where it included three inquiries, the first on came under the title (The Turkish immigration, its motivations and reasons), while the second one was titled (The attraction factors of the receiving country (Federal Germany) for the Turkish immigrants). The third inquiry was allocated to the (First attempts of Turkish workers migration and looking for work opportunities in Federal Germany. The third chapter discussed the (Turkish - German migration agreement, its terms, conditions and reflections on the Turkish immigrants in Federal Germany 1961 - 1974), where it consist of five inquiries; the first one discussed the prefaces of concluding the agreement and its conditions, while the second inquiry was allocated to the (Agreement of 30 November 1961 and its legal frame and joint work mechanisms). The third inquiry continued a brief on the (Geographical distribution map according to the rates of the immigrants from the Turkish governorates 1961 - 1974). The fourth inquiry discussed the (Backgrounds of Turkish immigrants and categorizing them according to educational qualification, professional diversity and the internal and external effects. The fifth inquiry was allocated to the (First generation of Turkish immigrants, review to their social and living conditions in the new home 1961 - 1974). The fourth chapter was titled "increasing the level of the Turkish immigration to Federal Germany and the position of the federal government of it 1974 - 1990). It included four inquiries, the first one came under the title (The Turkish immigrants and the pressure of the German laws to restrict the migration), while the second inquiry has discussed (The problems of Turkish immigrants to Federal Germany). The title of the third inquiry was (The Muslim Turks immigrants between the acceptance of Germans and their rejects). The fourth inquiry, was (Interfaces activity of Turkish immigrants in Federal Germany 1974 - 1990). The dissertation has reached several conclusions, including the declined Turkish economy, which caused wide protest among the people against the economic policy of Turkish government that caused economic problems especially in countryside; in addition to the increase of unemployment rates, which led to immigration to Federal Germany. Turkish Kurdistan suffered from severe backwardness in comparison with other Turkish regions. They also suffered from forcing the displacement to the west areas of Turkey, which caused the emergence of several Kurdish movements in these areas, but all were depressed by the state, a matter led to the migration of those people to Federal Germany, escaping oppression and demanding better life conditions. The Turkish migration to the Federal Germany called the guest workers according to the Turkish - German agreement of 30 October 1961, to fill the gap of working hands, to reconstruct Germany. Women had a share in the Turkish migration, but less than the men. The Turkish migration to Germany continued in spite of the ban of employment in 1973, and the strict procedures imposed by the German government. Perhaps the most outstanding problem from which the Turkish migrants suffers was the identity and assimilation to the new home, where many Germans consider Muslims as unable to assimilate to the Western culture. The guest workers of the first generation were not considered immigrated workers, but they are formed with their families a Turkish cultural and economic community known as the ghetto. The Turkish migrants to Germany established societies and political organizations, which took the task of demanding their rights in Turkey. For the reverse immigration, a very little portion of the Turkish immigrates, especially the first generation decided to return home, while the second and third generations had preferred to stay in their new home. However, the decision to reunite the two Germanys had affected the level of Turkish migration to, and did not prosper until more than 3 years.
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العلاقات الامريكية - البحرينية 1971 - 1988 : دراسة سياسية عسكرية == The Us - Bahrain Relations 1971 - 1988 A Political Military Study

Author name: رجاء رحيم مرسول ال نصر الله
Supervisor name: قبس ناطق محمد الدليمي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: Unitd State of America interest in Arabian Gulf began since 1833 represented by send commissionaires as first step.It seeks to show its interest and provide services to strengthen the relations with people of Arabian Gulf through teaching and health services. The American preacher represented American interests and they established centers in Bahrain and other Arabian Gulfs regiins. American interests were developed after its oil companies were awarded the charter of Bahrain oil in the time when it had no true policy towards Arabian Gulf before Second World war It considered it as British domination region.After It particioate in the Second World War with Allies in 1939 its foreign policy started to move. Arabian Gulf entered the regional interests. The negotiations began with Gulf countries to give it military facilitations causing the competition between United States and Britain which its severity eased after end of Second World domination. Through the discussion of the dissertation it appears that the strategic location and huge oil treasures in Arabian Gulf attracted colonists and invaders which saw that liberation of the region from colonialism means eliminate all forms of exploitation and colonialism.Arabiam Gulf exposed to conflicts of greed colonial countries specially Britain an United States that connect Arabian Gulf interests with their monopoly oil companies to maintain the current situation and fight national powers and stand against advaanced thoughts to Arabian Gulf Area. The end of the Second World War is considered as turn point in the nature of American policy towards Arabian Gulf specially its military existence in Bahrain as resulted from Britain withdraw from Arabian Gulf in 1968 and abandin its historical responsibilities in this region. It occurred because of world changes in the end of the Second World War that led to appearance of United State power that entered the region as a strong competitor of Britain policy specially when direct colonialism became not worthy after appearance on indirect forms in which colonial countries maintain their interests without use of military force. Bahrain fears appeared from the results of Britain withdrawal from Arabian Gulf as it feared from Iran greed to control it. Iran use Britain withdrawal to have regional role to serve American interests in Arabian Gulf through American Administration introduce of Nixon principle based on balance of two pillars Saudi Arabia and Iran. Iran occupied the three Arabic islands in cooperation with Britain that controlled Arabian Gulf. Thus the political and military relations was developed after it acquired independency in 1971 where American officials said that Bahrain is the strategic ally out of NATO specially after the change of Iran regime, fall of Shah Mohammed Ridha Baglawy in 1979 and Iran - Iraq war.All that led to establisd Gulf Cooperation Council with Bahrain as Active member in 1981.Also the beginning of American military and political support as it considered it as Arabic organization that aims to make communication and cooperation between the six countries of the Gulf. The military and political cooperation was crystalized between United State and Bahrain as the six consequent and a center for protecting American interests in and a location to watch Iran movements in Gulf coasts. Also United States sought to support military and security defennses of Bahrain defense force. Thus several military and political agreements were made between United States and Bahrain. It provide Bahrin with weapons and military instruments.It supplied modern Bahrain army and strength it for stability of security and protect Bahrain regime from any conspiracy to overthrough it. This study aims to analyze political and military relations between United States and Bahrain in the period (1971 - 1988). The reason behind choosing this period as it is the date of independence of Bahrain in 1971 from Britain occupation that last for one hundred and fifty days in which it spread discrimination between the components of Bahrain and interfere in its internal relation. The year 1988 represented historical stage in Arabian Gulf with the end of Iraq - Iran War and the influence of American role in international politics in Arabian Gulf in general and in Bahrain policy specially. This study explained that the roots of American belongs to earlier stages of modern history. Bahrain state was distinguished by great strategic importance because its geographical relations as it locate on the strait that stretched along Arabian Gulf towards Hermiz strait and to Oman Gulf to represent cross point of communication roads among Asia Africa and Europe. All oil and non - oil exports and imports of the Gulf pass through this road. These reasons give Bahrain exceptional importance for the powers that seek to protect naval transport and oil fields or to attack it.It represent military importance used by United States to established military bases to secure its strategic interests. Also,Bahrain was an important center of energy after the discovery of oil and beginning of production in commercial amounts.Thus the aim of United States in continue flow of oil is behind the trends of American policy towards Bahrain. The policy of Bahrain was not an easy matter after independence. It face several difficulties such As Iran claims of sovereignty on Bahrain Islands. In the beginning the thought was at wide union that includes (Q atar, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Shariqa,, Aas Al Kahima, Um - elqiween, Fujairah and Ajman),but its union with UAE was not successful for many reasons such as the difference of ministerial representation and choose of the union capital. Finally it declare its independence as a sovereign state internationally and Arabic recognized.After overthrough of Shah of Iran in 1979 and declare on Iran Islamic Republic which works against American interests the attitude of Bahrain from new regime in Iran which contrast it ideologically and the reflection of influence of Islamic revolution in iran of internal situation because of Shiite majority that support Iran. These reasons made United States to find a solution to maintain it interests that cinfront risk after the fall of its ally Shah of Iran (the policeman of the gulf). It works on break a long war between Iraq and Iran to weaken the tow countries and deplete their powers. This war achieved many objectives for the United States the most important was to hold Soviet expansion towards Arabian Gulf. It works to find permanent military bases in Bahrain and other Gulf countries. Thus it works to militarize the region to defend its vital interests. This matter made the six gulf states to cooperate to confront international and regionl conflict. They established Gulf Cooperation Council to face the influences of first Gulf War (Iraq - Iran War). United States support Gulf Cooperation Council and deals with it as a world organization. Thus American administration began to interest in Bahrain and makes political and military relation with it. It considered Bahrain as a strategic ally although it is a small country with limited economic. It is from American point of view has a great military features made it of great value to watch Iran coasts through establishing radars devices on the boraders with Iran which seeks to develop its nuclear program to spread its domination on the region. The United States refuses Iran acquiring these weapons which cause other countries attempt to acquired it as well as it sends the Fifth American Squadron to intervene in case of a war breakout or face threat of external force especially Bahrain is politically unstable country. That makes it asking United States for aid and support to stable its internal situation and protect its foreign boarders. The reason behind the researcher choosing this subject is the lack of Arabic library to this subject studies and few studies that deals with this subject. That made the researcher face difficulties in gathering the references and resources related to the study American - Bahrain relation specially in the period of the study Second, it is difficult to travel to Bahrain state to bring documents. The researcher met UAE Ambassador Mr. Salah El - Maliky who refused to give the visa to Bahrain.
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الاوضاع الاجتماعية في مصر 1967 - 1981 == The Social Situation'S In Egypt 1967 - 1981

Author name: ثائر صائب صالح عداي الحياني
Supervisor name: جاسم محمد عبد الشجيري
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
University: University of Anbar
Language: Arabic
University location: Anbar
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Abstract: The social Egyptians studies in Egypt suffer from many difficulties some of these difficulties comes from the insufficiency date bases and the integrated statics based to the developed patterns and suitable to calculate and date analyses, the others comes from the nature of direct political reflections that relate by indicators the results of these studies for what call the military ruling elite ((social stability)), it's getting harder when the society offer to a state of class polarization when the operations of fortune concentration grow at hands of social limited categories from the side and the economic clout diminish and the and the social impact for the categories medium social, the operations of proportional poverty condense for categories and another levels represent the majority at the Egyptian social fabric from the other hand.Most social studies on Egypt assigned no room for the historical facet of its social structure. studies as such leaned to examine the Egyptian typological social structure comparatively to those European counterparts failing to refer to the historical background of the grandual development of social entities in Egypt.Accordingly, the importance of the study stems from the fact that it deals with the historical aspect of the social situation in Egypt ( 1967 - 1981 ), aperiod witnessed extensive development at the political level and in the social activities for many years begin by war ( june 1967 ) and ending by assassination the president Anwar AL - sadat at ( october 1981 ), which are fertile years fully by many events, decisions and Laws the regime of AL - sadat depended them, so these Laws had reflected on the social construction in Egypt. To attend the outlined aim the study falls into an introduction , four chapters and a conclusion.The first chapter reviews the status of the Egyptian society since the socialism Laws at ( july 1961 ) until ( june 1967) where I handle studying the combination of the Egyptian society and its levels at Egyptian countryside and cities also the problems of the Egyptian society which the Egyptians suffered from it the Egyptians, these problems represented expansion the population, immigration, unemployment and the drugs, rather than studying the efforts for rising by the Egyptian society which represented by polices of society reform at fields education, health, unions trade and social insurance, and the role of the union Arab socialism and journalism social role.The second chapter discussed the societ structure in Egypt room of war ( june 1967 ) until assassination president AL - sadat at ( octoper 1981 ), urbin rural and soceit for studing the classical forming in Egyption countryside and classical devision in the Egypition city, rather than studying the condition Bedouin at that time.The third chapter concentrated the polices of the social reform which represented by the decisions and the laws issued by the Egyptian government, while the period war (June 1967 until 1981, at the fields education, health, unions trade, social insurance, the media and the Arab union social, all these fields have strong relation by the Egyptian society. The forth chapter handles by studying the social Egyptian where focused on the basic problems that the Egyptians suffered from at that time, and the treatments for these problems which represented by the increasing of population, immigration, unemployment and the drugs, rather than high prices and what had resulted of demonstrations at January 1977, and beyond of sectarianism events and arrests at September 1981 and assassination president Al - Sadat at October 1981 all these problems effected at construction the Egyptian social
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سياسة الولايات المتحدة الامريكية تجاه الصراع الاثيوبي - الصومالي حول اقليم اوغادين (1960 - 1978) == United States Policies Toward The Somali, An Ethiopian Conflict About The Ogaden Region(1960 - 1978)

Author name: ايام مشهد كاظم
Supervisor name: منتهى طالب سلمان
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: Most studies about the United States policy towards the Third World in general and Africa in particular, have not get an independent scientific study in Iraq towards the Horn of Africa or in particular and the Ethiopian - Somalian conflict about the Ogaden region, which is part of Somalia, and has been spilt up by the European countries which have divided Somalia into several parts among them and made this region under Ethiopian control, despite the efforts of Somalia to retrieve this territory from Ethiopia but remained under Ethiopian control.The importance of the main study comes to clarify the US policy toward the Somalian - Ethiopian conflict, and to show how the United States entered the Horn of Africa, and find an affective areas there, especially in Ethiopia, which was able to provide a lot of help and facilities to the American presence in the region. Ethiopia is set as a basic point for the US in the Horn of Africa in order to control the ways that transfer oil from the Arabian Gulf through Bab al - Mandab's Strait. as well as to observe the role that done by the United States, through the provision of military aid to Ethiopia, which has been able to maintain the Ogaden region at the time. As addition the study dealt with evaluating of the US policy, the conflict between the regional countries, the impact of success and failure over this policy with the impact of the intervention of the other regional and international powers. 1. In light of what presented above the submitted thesis has divided into four chapters, documents, supplements and conclusion, the first chapter consists a study of three sections, the first includes the definition of the strategic importance of the Horn of Africa and the beginning of the European competition, while the second section shows the roots of the t Somalian - Ethiopian conflict till 1960, and the third dealt with the beginnings of the US presence in the Horn of Africa until 1960.2. The second chapter comes to discuss the role of the United States in the political developments in Ethiopia and Somalia 1960 - 1964, and it includes three sections, the first section addresses the political situation in Somalia after independence until 1964, while the second section shows how the problem has been put in conferences and African organizations and the impact of African countries in reducing this conflict, whilst the third section dealt with the Somalian - Ethiopian war - in 1964 and the role of the United States in it.3. The third chapter comes under the title Ethiopian - Somalian relations and its impact on international competition in the region until 1973, consisted of three sections, the first section has devoted to clarify the normalization of Somalian - Ethiopian relations policy from 1965 to 1969, the second section touched Somalia under the military rule 1969 - 1973, while the third section shows the military government relations between Ethiopia and the great nations1969 - 1973.4. The fourth chapter hold the title the impact of Somalian - Ethiopian conflict upon the international competition in the region until 1978, this chapter has been divided into two sections, the first section has allocated to the Ethiopian politics in the era of Mengistu Haile Mariam from 1974 to 1977, the second section touched the Somalian - Ethiopian war 1977 - 1978 and the role of international forces in it. in the conclusion we find the summary of what the study has reached, of results and general conclusions in this regard.5. The Ethiopian - Somalian conflict regarded as the most intractable conflicts in the African continent and the longest - lived, it's rooted belong to the Middle Ages, it began after the arrival of Islam to this region and embraced by the Somalian. Since then, the conflict started and take multiple forms, and the wars that have existed between Ethiopia and Somalia were undecided. 6. As a result of the Somali division, Ethiopia has turned into a multi - ethnic and norms empire, and to control the Horn of Africa and take a part of drawing the political boundaries there. Where there no considerations to the principle of nationalities or the right to self - determination in drawing those boundaries, so Ethiopia borders have not been fully recognized by their mutual and among its neighbors, except its border with Kenya, and Djibouti. Somalia lost the western Somali region (Ogaden) as a result of British colonialism conceded through treaties and agreements about this region, so that this region has become a zone of conflict between the two countries for a long time continued to the present day.7. Africa in general and the Horn of Africa in special did not get the United States attention for many years, because it did not find any threats from the European powers which represented by Britain, France and Italy to its interests in the continent. So that, the US attention in the Horn of Africa has started after the II World War, after it came out of the war loaded with big capitals, the United States invested it in the African continent which took the form of economic and military aid to gain access to cheaper and abandoned industrials martials from the continent. The US interest in the Horn of Africa has grown as it occupying geostrategic location next to the oil resources in the Middle East, the necessary object that needed by the United States, as well as its location in the South desert of Africa, and the huge size of the military facilities on the Red Sea shores, and the need of such military facilities for the United States , as well as geographical proximity of the Horn from the Arabian Gulf, which is the gateway of oil to the United States, as addition this region is considered to be economically good stockpile of mineral resources, and other sources of energy, especially since the region occupies a central position in the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean, which made it a region of vital importance to the interests of the United States of America, particularly the strategic priority of the United States was lie in searching cheaper and enriched oil stocks in the world.8. It has been proved scientifically and historically that the revolution is moving by infected and push the winds of change from one place to another, especially if the environment is paved ,ready and mature, Ethiopia were those mature environment to welcome the change, so that the military coup in Ethiopia in 1974 occurred and overthrow the Imperial rule, and with the rise of the military Ethiopia to power in September 1974,and after five years after the rise of Somalia's military regime to power in the October 21, 1969, the political stage in Horn of Africa has become on the edge of a new challenge and change, Racing challenge and confronta - tion between the military of the two neighboring countries , has become the most important race not in the Horn of Africa alone, but in all of Africa, which has seen many other similar positions, and changes over successive military coups, changed the balance of power, changed alliances and ignited old and new conflicts and animosities altogether. 9. Loss the Ogaden war 1977 - 1978 backed to the recklessness of Siad Barre, who announced severance the relations with the Soviet Union, which led to depriving Somalia of military aid from them, although the Soviet Union tried to find a balance between Ethiopia and Somalia, and not to lose one of the parties in order to keep benefit from the basis taken by the Soviet Union in the region, so the Soviet Union became the master in the region. The hesitation of the United States of not providing assistance due to personal inexperienced and the naive of the US President Carter and decision - makers there who feared to repeat the Vietnam war in Ogaden, which left t negative effects, so the US preferred to be observer to the events that happen in the Ogaden, in particular the Horn of Africa in general.The conflict between Ethiopia and Somalia has regarded as one of the conflicts that have evolved into full - scale war, in traditional sense. After that hundreds of thousands of both sides went victims to armed operations, the case is still under investigation and subject to further research, tight and attract, though the war has ended, Skirmishes, clashes border and political maneuvering diplomacy, or (what might be called an indirect conflict) is still Ongoing and continuous.
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السياسة الداخلية في انكلترا (1509 - 1547) : دراسة تاريخية == The Internal Policy In England (1509 - 1547)

Author name: ابتسام سلمان سعيد جبارة
Supervisor name: عبد المجيد كامل عبد اللطيف التكريتي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: The foreign historians and researchers called the name (The Era of First Tudors) on the historical stage ranging between the years (1485 - 1547) including the era of the kings Henry VII and Henry VIII in England, which was considered an important stage in the English history, for it saw the beginning of transition from the Medieval age to the Renaissance age which resulted in the revival of England and the two revolutions (the religious reformation) and the movement of (great discoveries). Those two revolutions interacted with each other and led to a great change in the thinking pattern and view to the universe and religion which resulted in the entry to the modern world. The significance of this study came in the explanation of that change. In the beginning of the stage, England was a an isolated agricultural country, but had an importance in the balance of international powers at that time. At the end of that stage, England owned a naval power and an export industry represented by the industry of woolen cloth as well as a number of small industrial products. After it was a country subordinate to the Christian church in Rome, it had its own church called the Anglican Church. On the basis of that significance to study one of the development stages of one of the developed societies presently, i.e. the English society, this thesis came under the title (The Internal Policy in England 1509 - 1547) to examine the overall political, economic and social positions England passed through. The thesis also indicated the intensive labor state suffered by the English society with all its sections, especially the intellectuals class who faced various kinds of elimination, fighting and torture which led to losing their lives. That change was reflected on the poor class of the society where economic and political crises generated intense disorders, the most prominent one was the raise of the living standard, and here it is worthy to mention that the substantial factor in the incidence of those disorders was not the English government failure in treating them as much as it was a natural issue through which the societies passed who turned from the feudal system to the liberal one which often tended to experimentation and search for the new. The thesis consisted of an introduction, five chapters, a conclusion and an English abstract. The first chapter addressed the internal political developments in England (485 - 1509) including two sections, the first section was about the House of Tudor and their accession to the power in England, while the second one was about Henry Tudor's mounting the throne of England 1485. The second chapter dealt with the ruling system in England at the era of Henry VII in three sections, the first section was on the structure of governmental institution at the era of Henry VII, the second one was on the administration at the era of Henry VII, while the third one was on the State budget at the era of Henry VII. The third chapter studied the internal political developments in England (1509 - 1529) in two sections, the first section dealt with Henry VIII mounting the throne of England 1509, whereas the second dealt with the social and religious positions and notion in England at the beginning of the 16th century. The fourth chapter examined the movement of religious reformation in England at the era of Henry VIII (1529 - 1547) in three sections, the first section addressed the initiatives of the religious reformation movement in England, the second one addressed Thomas More's government, whereas the third one addressed the supreme sovereignty law in 1534. The fifth and last chapter addressed the internal political developments in England during the first half of the 16th century in two sections, the first section tackled the administrative organizations in north England, Ireland and Wales at the era of Henry VIII, while the second one tackled the economic developments in England during the first half of the 16th century
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سياسة بريطانيا تجاه عمان 1856 - 1898

Author name: مقدام عبد الحسن باقر الفياض
Supervisor name: صلاح محمد العابد
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Najaf
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العلاقات الالمانية - الروسية (1870 - 1914) == Germany - Russian Relations 1870 - 1914

Author name: نادية جاسم كاظم علي الشمري
Supervisor name: علي هادي عباس المهداوي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Babylon
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العلاقات الباكستانية - الافغانية 1947 - 1979 : دراسة تاريخية == Pakistani - Afghan Relations 1947 - 1979 : A Historical Study

Author name: هند علي حسن
Supervisor name: سنان صادق حسين الزيدي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: This is a study of "Pakistani - Afghan Relations, 1947 - 1979. A Historical Study". It is divided into introduction and four chapters, as well as a conclusion in which all results reached at, are mentioned.Chapter one comes under the title "The Pakistani - Afghan Relations, 15 August, 1947 - 30 December, 1952" which dealt with the positions of Afghanistan towards the independence of Pakistan and recognition of it, the attitude of Afghan government regarding the request of Pakistan to join the United Nations, the nature of the relation between Pakistan and Afghanistan and new aspects that reflected upon their relations for the period of (1947 - 1952), India played a great role in deepening the differences between Pakistan and Afghanistan, besides the tensions on their borders which paved the way for broadening the dispute. International mediations played an important role in solving the dispute between Pakistan and Afghanistan. On 16 October 1951, Pakistan accused the Afghan government for assassination of the prime minister of Pakistan Mr. Liyaqat Ali Khan, which affected deeply the Pakistani - Afghan Relations, and Pakistan government tried to hold Islamic and economic conferences on its own territories in order to develop its relation with Afghanistan , therefore the relationship between both sides characterized by ebb and tide till December, 1952.Chapter two "plans of regional and International allies and blocs and their effects upon the Pakistani - Afghan relations, February 1953 - 27 October 1958", and it contains many topics, such as rising of tension between the two countries, especially after the declaration of Pakistan the unity of western province and joining cento and seato organization the leadership of United States of America. Also the same period witnessed aggression on Pakistan embassy in Kabul on 30th of March, 1955, and international mediations in to activate the diplomatic relationship between Karachi and Kabul which both got aids from United States of America.Chapter three " Pakistani - Afghan during the reign of relations Pakistani president Mohammed Ayyob Khan 27 October, 1958 - 25 March 1969", dealing with the position of Pakistani president towards pashtun issue, its effects upon the relation between the two countries, and the role of the fontier tribes in increasing the tensions between both sides again, besides the Iranian Mediation in returning the diplomatic relation in 1962, which helped in signing Pakistani - Afghan transit treaty on 2nd March, 1965.This chapter includes the position of people Democratic party and the movement of Sitim milli" toward Pashtun issue and its effects on the Pakistani - Afghan relations which really affected by Cold War between the two international poles, and its effects upon their foreign policies for the period 1958 - 1969.The fourth chapter, "the Pakistani - Afghan relations 25 March, 1969 - 27 December, 1979" which is divided into the following topics : - the attitude of Pakistan toward the Indian - Pakistani war, the Separation of Bangladesh in December 1971 and its effect on the path the Pakistani - Afghan relations, the relation retreated between the two countries, after the success of Mohammed Dowood Khan Coup, and toppling the Monarchy in Afghanistan on 16 of July 1973, but those relations witnessed improved between the 1976 and 1977 and the internal developments in Pakistan and Afghanistan had their influence between 1977 and 1979.This study has reached that the Pakistani - Afghan relations were characterized by tensions and armed clashes since the foundation of Pakistan in 1947 until 1979, and witnessed a short periods of intimacy, and the two international poles, the United States of America and the Soviet Union, had a great influence on them, besides the regional States adjacent to the two countries.
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العلاقات البريطانية - الايرانية 1951 - 1971 == British - Iranian Relations 1951 - 1971

Author name: هدى جاسم منصور الزناد
Supervisor name: عبد المجيد عبد الحميد علي العاني
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
University: University of Anbar
Language: Arabic
University location: Anbar
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Abstract: This study is concerned with the nature of relations between the British and Iran for the period of 1951 - 1971, has been characterized their relationship in that period it were not on a single frequency, in the 1951 event a dispute between the two countries, following the nationalization of Iran for its oil and stripping the company Iranian Anglo of all their rights in Iranian oil investment because of its unjust towards the country finished the decision to nationalize the oil British monopoly after a period of half a century, began after the stage was characterized by a lot of differences between the two countries and follow each other's hostile policy of the other party ended sever diplomatic relations between Iran and Britain, as well as leaving the decision nationalization of raised economic reflected on the two countries, but in different proportions.Followed by a row of improved relations between the two countries, especially after Britain succeeded in cooperation with the United States in organizing overthrew Mosaddiq government, which was responsible for the nationalization coup, and understanding with the new government, which was followed by the status settlement of the oil, Britain managed on its way back to the oil investment Iranian within an international consortium share was the 40%, relations then between the two countries goes better than before, especially after Iran's accession to the Baghdad Pact in 1955, and became Iran so allied with Britain, that period abundance official visits exchanged between them and strengthen cooperation in various economic and commercial aspects and provide aid to Britain, Iran to the vulnerability to disasters.Resulting in improvement of bilateral relations and great convergence in their goals, not to follow Britain's policy against Iran on the repeated claims in Bahrain three Arab islands and limiting its stance on the protests and taken a position as a deterrent only Iranian harassment without creating any problems with it, and it seems so obvious in the sixties, not surprising in that Britain, which was preparing to pull out of the Persian Gulf, was at the same time considering ways to preserve its interests in that vital region after the withdrawal of them, and work to create alternative power in the region is able to protect its interests and the interests of other Western countries allied to them, after that the United States can't be replaced Britain solutions, because of its failure in Vietnam at the time, and stretched the attention of both countries to Iran to carry out that task, so necessary to strengthen Iran militarily, and was provided with various types of modern weapons to be able to play that role.In order to maintain the region after the withdrawal were talks between Britain and Iran and the Persian Gulf emirates ended waiver of Iran for Bahrain against the occupation of the three Arab islands shoved occupation before and one day after the British withdrawal from the Persian Gulf in 1971.The study included an introduction and four chapters and a conclusion the first chapter dealing with the roots of the British - Iranian relations and motives of the British interest in Iran and its policy towards the country until the nationalization of Iranian oil Resolution 1951.The second chapter dealt with the policy of Iran on the application of the decision of nationalization and British reactions to those military policies such as threats and the imposition of economic sanctions on Iran's nationalized oil sales dropping Mosaddiq government, also reviewed the separation policy pursued by Britain to end the dispute with Iran and the settlement of the oil issue with the new government, which came after the coup.The third quarter included a presentation of the development of bilateral relations in various political, economic and commercial aspects and reasons to strengthen bilateral relations with each other.Chapter four reasons and motives behind the decision to the British withdrawal from the Gulf and the nature of bilateral relations in the light of the withdrawal to ensure the talks between the British side and the Iranian decision on the future of the region after the withdrawal of Britain from them.Included Conclusion The most important findings of her study.The study was based on a significant number of important sources of British documents.
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موقف بريطانيا من التطورات السياسية في اليونان 1945 - 1975 == Britain'S Position On The Political Developments In Greece , 1945 - 1975

Author name: ناظم خليل حسن عبد المعموري
Supervisor name: علي عبد الواحد حسون الصائغ
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Qadisiyah
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Abstract: Metaxas dies in January 1941. In April the Germans invade, despite the combined defence of Greek, British, Australian and New Zealand units. When the Germans attempt to occupy Crete, civilians and Allied Forces offer fierce resistance. With the direct participation of Australian forces in the battle for Crete, Greece acquires special significance for Australia.The campaigns in Greece and Crete are short, sharp and destined to fail. However, they create an enduring bond between the two nations. Australians still remember the courage of Greek fighters. They also remember that after the fighting was over many risked reprisals to shelter Australian soldiers and help them escape.Thousands of Greeks die in direct combat, in concentration camps or of starvation during the years of Nazi occupation. Most Greek Jews are murdered, despite efforts by the Greek Orthodox Church and many Christian Greeks to shelter them. The economy is devastated. After German forces withdraw in 1944, the Greek government in exile returns to Athens. A bitter civil war breaks out between the communist ELAS guerilla army and government forces (comprising republicans, liberals, fascists, royalists and conservatives Greece is a republic from 1924 to 1936. With some popular support, the Greek monarchy is re - established in 1936 after many tumultuous events. The new prime minister, Ioannis Metaxas, has a grand vision for a third great Greek civilisation. He introduces economic, educational and industrial reforms, including the 8 - hour working day, debt - relief for farmers, the teaching of demotic (folk) Greek in schools, and the social security system. He makes significant diplomatic progress with neighbouring countries, bringing stability to the economy.However, his mission of creating a Hellenic culture of ‘pure’ Christian Orthodox Greeks leads to political parties being banned, communists arrested, strikes prohibited and the introduction of censorship.Metaxas is remembered for his defence of Greece at the commencement of WWII with the staunch reply of Ohi! (No!) to Mussolini’s demands. When Italy invades Greece from the Albanian border in October 1940, the Greek army’s counter - offensive forces the Italians to retreat, the Allied forces’ first victory in WWII World War II began the war in 1939, Greece declared its neutrality. On October 28, 1940 AD, Italy attacked Greece, Vdhrha Greeks into Albania. With the help of the Italian Army Germany Greece defeated in the April 6, 1941 m, Vaanl Germans and their allies Greece, and destroyed its economy. The Greeks created the underground resistance movements, was the best in the Europe.Germans began withdrawing from Greece in 1944, where he entered the British troops in October. The civil war broke out in Athens in December, and lasted until 1945. World War II ended in May 1945, Greece was a founding member of the United Nations.Elections were held in March 1946, and formed the government ownership, George II returned to the throne in September. At the end of 1946, a communist rebellion against the government occurred, the cause of the outbreak of the civil war that lasted until 1949. The rebels were defeated because of the large economic and military aid received by Greece from the United States of America. King George died in 1947 and was succeeded on the throne by his brother Paul first. In the same year Greece regained Dodicans Islands after the conclusion of a peace treaty with Italy.From 1951 to 1960, in the aftermath of the civil war, Greece is economically dependent on US aid. Almost 12% of the population emigrates to Australia, Canada and Germany.Until 1964, Greece is ruled by conservative parties, the divisions between communists and anti - communists profoundly affecting every aspect of political and civil life. The government’s anti - communist direction, which includes US support, shifts in 1964 with the election of the Centre Union Party and George Papandreou as president.This period is short lived. The government falls in July 1965. A succession of coalition governments formed by conservatives and rebel liberals follows. The instability creates the opportunity for the Greek military to step in. Seizing power in 1967, they hand control to the right - wing colonels, under the leadership of George Papadopoulos It was in the fifties political stability and economic growth, and Greece joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in 1952. In 1953 allowed the United States to establish military bases in Greece.Crisis between Greece and Turkey have occurred because of the island of Cyprus, where he called the Greek Cypriots to join Greece, and organized a revolutionary movement backed by the Greek government. And faced the opposition of Britain and Turkey. It was agreed between Greece, Turkey and Britain on granting Cyprus independence in 1960.In 1952 a law was passed giving women the right to vote, and political office in Greece. In the fifties of the twentieth century, during the reign of Carmnlis, a major development in the Greek economy has happened because of aid from the United States. Carmnlis resigned in 1963. King Paul died a year and was succeeded on the throne of his son Constantine II, then signed a confrontation between Constantine and Papandreou on political king's authority and control over the army, and the isolation of Constantine Papandreou in 1965, which weakened the government. In order to reach stability in the government, parliament was dissolved in April 14, 1967 AD, did not hold elections, despite the May 28 date to determine her.On April 21, 1967 of the army laid siege to the king's palace, and the offices of the government, and leaders, and the radio station. And formed a committee composed of three military authoritarian government. The Committee consisted of Colonel George Papadopoulos commander, Brigadier General Stylians Patakos, and Colonel Nkoulos Macrizaus. The Commission has restricts freedoms, and to prevent any political activity, and conducted mass arrests, and imposed strict censorship on newspapers, and canceled hundreds of private organizations that are not supported.Constantine and remained the property without authority, try to December 13, 1967 m isolate the military commission, but failed, he fled with his family to Italy. Trustee Committee appointed to the throne of King Place, Papadopoulos and declared himself prime minister and minister of defense. To get the support of the people, the release of prisoners, except for 200 prisoners, mostly communists, and reduced the censorship of the press, and canceled the debt of farmers to the banks. In 1968 he announced the new constitution gave greater authority to the prime minister, and suspended freedom of the press and parliamentary elections, and a lot of individual rights.Restore democracy. Failed coup carried out by officers from the army in May 1973, King Constantine and accused the government of orchestrating the coup. In June 1973, Papadopoulos announced the end of the monarchy and the beginning of the Republic, and became president of Greece in August, and began to attend the parliamentary elections. On November 25 the military coup group, the government Fazelt appointed team Fedun Jazaks president.Renewed conflict between Turkey and Greece over Cyprus in 1974, it was agreed to a truce; to prevent the expansion of the war between the two countries, The impact of this on the government, and led to the collapse, summoned commanders Constantine Carmnlis, to become prime minister in the July 24, 1974 AD.In November, the first elections were held for ten years, and won the New Democratic Party, led by Carmnlis. In December, the people voted to make the country a republic and a new constitution for the country in 1975.
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العلاقات الهندية - الصينية (1964 - 1976) == Indian - Chinese Relationships (1964 - 1976)

Author name: محمد يونس عبد الله الياسري
Supervisor name: فاهم نعمة ادريس الياسري
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Wasit
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Abstract: The historical studies and events do not obtain a big significance in Asia in general and the relationships between China and India in particular. So, they need scientific investigation in Arab and Iraqi Universities. This study is a source to shed the light on this topic and a good addition to check all aspects concerning the historical dimensions.It is well - known that the historical studies try to show the civilizations and original of the countries all over the world because they contain academic analysis and cultural transmissions of these countries. China and India are the biggest and the most important countries in this continental because of the their populations and geographical location. Thus , both have a huge effect in Asia and the world. Asia occurs in the heart of the world so, it is the core of competence and international conflict from the beginning of 1950s. It also involve many nations such as middle Asia, east, south and west Asia, therefore, the competence between the two biggest nations( China and India) takes different forms and both try to increase its power in this region.The significance of location of China and India comes from India location on the sea passes which connect Europe with east that contains natural sources and New economic countries like China and other Asian countries. In addition, India lies in the middle between United Kingdom and Russia on southern Chinese sea which connects the Pacific Ocean with the Indian Ocean through Malacca and Yashi channel as well as Solo sea and they consider very important waterways to link China with other countries.The significance of this study comes from investigating very important topic, containing the policy and competence in Asia and international relations and the results on the regional relations and international. Another reason of this significance is the few studies in historical issues in Asia , particularly China and India and their role in the global system. Studying The Chinese and Indian experience and the development in both countries and what they have achieved, may help researchers to focus Asian studies and discover the benefits from this experience.As result of the huge development in industry and economics that these countries reached. Furthermore, their plans in agriculture which took part in human development and security. There is another significance, which is identifying the relationships in success to set off the Atom experience 1964.After that, China became great power.The study consists of an introductory chapter, containing description of modern history of China since Manchu’s fall and P.R. China appeared in 1948. The second section deals with the history of India till Kashmir war in 1949. The third one handles with the relationships between China and India till 1960, the year of negotiations between them about borders.The first chapter shows the relations between China and India from 1962 - 1965 and it is divided into three sections : the first deals with the negotiations between China and India about the problem of the borders 1962 and the results of that war. The second is an explanation of that war while the third showed the Indian policy towards China and the war between India and Pakistan in Kashmir.The second chapter showed the relations between China and India from 1966 - 1968, as well as the cultural revolution in China and its influence in and out of China. It also contains the Indira Gandhi`s Arrival to the authority in 1966 and her policy and change in that phase Chapter three also involved the directions of those relations and the effects of other countries on those relations in addition to the process of joining UN. Chapter four deals with the political relations from 1971 - 1976 and in involves three sections the first the war of borders between India and Pakistan and Chinese attitude. The second one studied the relations between US and China and attitude of India about this issue, as well as the effort of being close and solving the problems.The study follows the historical style to find out information and analyze data and using English documents books that studied the topic previously.Description technique is followed and contrastive papers are used to discover the deepest , complex between China and India. Finally, the study involves a conclusion , containing the results that the researcher tries to investigate.
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الصراع على العرش وولاية العهد في انكلترا (1672 - 1701) == The Dispute On Crown And The Mandate of Covenant In England (1672 - 1701)

Author name: ماريا حسن مغتاظ التميمي
Supervisor name: عبد الله حميد مرزوك حسين العتابي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: The history of England in the second half of the seventeenth century is regarded as one of important topics because it contained several external and internal conflicts suffered by England in all that historical period that distinguished by the lack of sources and references about it especially the period of conflict for throne and succession in England (1672 - 1701). This study is an attempt to understand the hidden reasons of conflict for the throne and succession in England (1672 - 1701) and to reveal the factors contributing in ablazing that conflict. Moreover, this study presented a clear model for the nature of international conflict amony the European great powers : England, France and Holland, It also presented an obvious model embodying the condition of the struggle between the royal power and the parliament power in England that did not end but by the Glorious Revolution in 1688. This study consists of introduction, four chapters, a conclusion, appendices, maps and a list of resources and references on which this study depended. The first chapters entitled "The Political development in England in (1660 - 1672). It included four sections as follows : 1. The restoration of Charles II to reign England in 1660. 2. The relationships between charles II and parliament in its two houses : Lords and commons during the period 1661 - 1672. 3. The foreign policy adopted by Charles II and its impact on the internal conditions of England. 4. The religious police adopted by Charles II and its effect on the latter political developments. The second chapter entitled : "The internal and external developments in England and their influence on the activation of struggle for the position of crown prince". This chapter consists of five sections as follows : 1. The escalation of struggle between Charles II and English parliament till 1679, this struggle characterized with a condition similar to pendulum since no party of them won or lost. This period witnessed internal developments reflected in the nature of relationship between the king and the common house. 2. The Catholic plot and its impact on excluding the crown prince from England. The protestants felt that the English Catholics endeavor to destroy their kingdom and religion especially that James "The Duke of York" converted to Catholicism. Therefore, the Protestant fabricated a false tale to prove that there was a Catholic plot based on correspondence referred that there was a plan to assassinate the king. 3. The position of the king Charles II towards the Bills of Exclusion aiming to deprive him of the position of crown prince in 1679 - 1681. The king rejected these bills firmly despite of all financial and political pressures made by the common house to make him accept them, instead he moved to be with France that provided him with money, He hurried to dissolve the parliament to exceed the crisis of the exclusion bills. 4. The struggle for the position of crown prince and its influence that produced two parties : Wig and Tory in England, Most researchers who dealt with parties in England confined themselves to presenting general information about parties without giving any details, this section highlighted these parties. 5. The foreign policy adopted by the king Charles II (1672 - 1675) and the Anglo - Dutch war (1672 - 1674), its reasons, operations and results, in addition to the French and Dutch influences on the internal field of England. The third chapter entitled "The Political developments in the reign of the king James II and their influence on the conflict for the English throne (1685 - 1688). This chapter included three sections as follows : 1. The internal policy adopted by the king James II. He was an autocratic and inflexible king especially in his dealing with the parliament. He repressed the revolts and expanded the army. 2. The escalation of religious differences in the reign of James II especially after issuing laws by him to support the Catholics in England, Such laws led to increasing the difference between the king and the parliament. 3. The Foreign relationships of England and their impact on the English throne through studying the English relationships with Rome especially with the Pope, as well as with France and Holland. The fourth chapter entitled "The struggle for the throne of England (1688 - 1701) it included four sections as follows : 1. The Dutch invasion of England and the Glorious Revolution. 2. The Coronation of William III and Mary II as two king of England. 3. The religious policy adopted by William III particularly the laws of religious tolerance and the position of parliament and English people towards such laws. 4. The conflict for the English throne 1690 - 1701 and the attempts made by James II to regain his throne till his death in 1701.
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العلاقات العسكرية بين العراق والولايات المتحدة الامريكية 1945 - 1958 == The Military Relations Between Iraq And The United States of America (1945 - 1958)

Author name: بسام شبيب محمد
Supervisor name: اميرة حسين محمود الكريمي
General topic: History
Degree: Doctorate
Language: Arabic
University location: Baghdad
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Abstract: ينطلق السؤال منذ البداية وهو سؤال مشروع مفاده لماذا الاقدام على كتابة اطروحة في موضوع "العلاقات العسكرية بين العراق والولايات المتحدة الاميركية" للمدة 1945 - 1958,اذ ان هذا النمط التعاوني للعلاقات الدولية بين دولتين يحمل في طياته محاولة التاثير على قرار ا | The question is set from the beginning which should a scholar write about a dissertation about “The Military Relations between Iraq and the United States of America (1945 - 1958).” In answer to that, we would like to refer to a very crucial that the Unites States of America was, and still is, a great nation, whether on region or international level. This shows the political, economic, military, demographic and even cultural weight of the Unites States, especially in the field of mutual relationship in the five continents. After the end of World War II (1939 - 1945). The United States occupied the leadership position on all levels, after the former leading powers of the world i.e. France and Britain, declined as a result of the weakness. That made the United States assumes the position of leadership for the strength of economy and army and the distance from military operation during war. In spite of competing of the USSR which appeared as a superpower after the war, the weight of the United States remained powerful in the Middle - East, when the United States appeared as an inheritor of the former powers (Britian and France) which manifested itself in the importance eof the srtion. Iraq occupies a very strategic importance that made it a connection link between the east and the west. It also is located at the southern border of the USSR. Iraq is only 120 miles far from the USSR.The study is divided into many chapters : Chapter One is about the international variables after the WWII and the development of the United States in the Middle - East in general and in Iraqi in particular, and its rush to arm the Iraqi Army.Chapter Two deals with the policy of mutual defense policy, shedding light on the triple in May 1950, and the formation of the of the Middle - East Leadership, the attitude of Britain from the American aids to Iraq, especially if we know that Iraqi is associated with Britain already in Britain 1930, that made it the first exporter of weapons of Iraqi Army.Chapter Three deals with the regional and security agreement that led to the increase of the connection of Iraq with the United States, and the tendency of Iraq in particular. The chapter deals with the Turkish - Pakistani in April 1945. Then, we stated the continuation of the negotiations of Iraq and the United States, each one showed interest in the other. This led to the Mutual Security Agreement in April 1945, which is an important point for the United States. Chapter four required to be about Baghdad Pact and the joining of Iraq to this pact and stating the American role in the Pact and the American military aid giving to Iraq.The dissertation ends up with a number of findings.
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