The Arab Nationalists Movement 1951-1971: From Pressure Group to Socialist Party (ص 36)
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- The Arab Nationalists Movement 1951-1971: From Pressure Group to Socialist Party (ص 36)
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                        Chapter 2
 THE EMERGENCE OF THE ARAB
 NATIONALISTS MOVEMENT
 The development of events in the Arab East following
 the partition of Palestine was dominated, in the political
 sense, by three factors. The first of these was the
 fundamental resistance of the Arab masses to the establish-
 ment of the State of Israel, a resistance which expressed
 itself in a growing hostility towards the West, largely
 passive, but marked by occasional outbreaks of anti-West
 demonstrations in the principal cities. The second was the
 steadily deteriorating prestige of the governing elite
 whose actual performance during the Arab-Israeli War was
 very poor. The third was the emergence of a new and more
 conscious movement of resurgence, inspired by a determination,
 On the part of the Arab youth, to face the challenge.
 In this chapter the author intends to trace the
 origins and study the development of the Arab Nationalists
 Movement (henceforth, ANM) from its earliest beginnings in
 the aftermath of the Arab-Israeli War to the mid-'fifties.
 In order to place the ANM in the wider context of Arab
 politics an attempt will be made to establish the relationship
 of that particular institution to other groups, parties, and
 | regimes dedicated to the pan-Arab ideal. The Ba'th as a
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- تاريخ
- 1971-02-07
- المنشئ
- Basil R. Al-Kubaisi
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