INTRODUCTION
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Introduction |
The
New Colonialism
- The Circumstances of the Emergence of the American
Empire
- The Establishment of the New Colonialism
- Examples of the American Colonial Activities
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Chapter 1 |
Syria's Struggle for Independence
- The Falsification of the History of our Arab Nation
- The Departure of Colonialists from Syria
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Chapter 2 |
On the Path to Freedom
- Syrian's Society after Independence
- The Patriotic Movements in the Arab Countries
- The Muslim Brothers Group
- The Syrian National Party
- The Arab Ba'ath Party
- The Communist Party
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Chapter 3 |
The Early Days of Independence
- National Ambitions and Colonial Greed
- The Collapse of Feudalism following the Departure of the Colonialists
- The Reelection of Mr Shukri Al Quatli to the Presidency
- The Collapse of the First Phase of the Independence
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Chapter 4 |
The First Military Coup
- The Abstention of Progressive Movements to Hold the Flag
- The End of Al Za'eem's Adventure
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Chapter 5 |
Revolution is the Destiny of the Weak
- The Position of the Different Sides to the Unification
- Adib Al Shishakly
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No Deliverance Except by Revolution
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Chapter 6 |
The Shishakly Era
- The Loss of the Real Unification in the Reactionists Rivalry
- The Shishakly - Husaini Duo
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Al Shishakly Rises to Fell
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Chapter 7 |
Colonial Alliances
- The
Joint Defense Alliance
- The Baghdad Alliance
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Chapter 8 |
The People Emerge on the Field
- National and International Circumstances
- The People of Syria Destroy the Dictatorship
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Chapter 9 |
Syria Freezes Baghdad Alliance
- The Decay and Collapse of Reactionism
- The People Surpass the Parties
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Chapter 10 |
USA Advances the Colonialists
- The Third World and the Old Colonialism
- The Relationships with the Socialist Camp
- America Plots to Assassinate Al Malki
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Chapter 11 |
The Patriotic Front
- USA did
not liberate the colonies from the old
colonialists:
the
Americans put pressure on Syria to keep the
trial of Col. Adnan Al Malki, the Syrian Army
Chief in Command assassinators, behind
closed doors to
avoid the scandal of their implication. Dr. Ralph J. Bunche the UN Under-Secretary-General
told Al Bizri: I can't speak in your (Syria’s) favour
in the General Assembly against the USA
and Israel; otherwise I would rescue my
family and my own safety. New spirit in the
Syrian army: The army should guard people's
freedom and support the democratically elected government.
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The
National
Doctrine: 1955 elections,
Shukri Al Quatli wins. Al Quatli invites the Syrian parties, politicians and
political movements to discard their differences and unite in one patriotic
front.
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Chapter 12 |
The
struggle of the Syrian people
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Syrian
and Egyptian revolutions get together:the Syrian patriots
abandon their
doubts towards the Egyptian military
dictatorship led by Nasser after
the
Suez
crisis in
1956
and the defeat of the
old colonialists. Mahmoud Riad, the Egyptian ambassador to
Damascus did not bring about the public
opinion switch in favour of the
Egyptian regime.
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Syria
the green island of freedom: Joseph
Elsop’s lies, journalist at
The New York Herald Tribune, 25th
of May 1956 issue. The formation of the military
group command that controls the Syrian army and supports the Patriotic
Front. The speech of Shukri Al Quatli, the Syrian president,
Nehru the Indian leader says: Syria is the green island of freedom.
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The triple aggression: USA implicates Britain and France in attacking
Egypt then abandoning them and advises
them to withdraw in order to destroy their influence in the Middle East. Gen.
Al Bizri heads the armed brigade deployed to
Jordan in support of the
Egyptian army. The Hashemite in Iraq and
Jordan conspire with the British to topple the democratic government
of Syria.
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Chapter 13 |
Storm
in a Tea Cup
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The
leading of the struggle is a school and not
individualism:the Americans penetrate
the national forces and the revolutionary
movements and get the benefit of these movements in striking the old British
and French colonialists clearing the way to build the new American
imperialism. The Americans mobilise the
Sadatists (from Al Sadat the Egyptian president after Abdel
Nasser) inside the Nasseristic movement in Egypt. The Syrian and the
Egyptian national schools lead the struggle
in the region.
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The defeats of the Americans and their agents in
Syria: Gen. Al Bizri tackles the Qatana
military rebellion that is caused by the new assignments in the Syrian army
general staff. The formation of the military-civil patriotic
supreme command to coordinate between the army and the patriotic
civil front.
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Chapter 14 |
The
Unity of the Colonialists and their Servants
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Al
Zarqa Coup d'état:
USA seizes the leading role
in Baghdad Alliance from Britain. The
American convoy to the Middle East, James Richards, encourages King Hussein
of Jordan to make Al Zarqa Coup, Egypt
supports the coup. Saudi foreign minister Sheik Yousef Yaseen tries to bribe
the Syrian army officers in favour of the American interest in the
erea.
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The
patriotic leadership in Syria stumbles:
the parliament leader Akram Al Horani from Al Ba'ath
party manipulates the Patriotic Front. The
crises between the civil politicians and the army officers in the Patriotic
Front.
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Severe defeat for USA: the American Stone's conspiracy fails. USA
fervently prepares with its
allies in the Middle East for an aggression against Syria. The Soviet Union
and the Eastern block
support Syria. The Syrian and Egyptian armies coordinate with each other.
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Chapter 15 |
The
Syrian- Egyptian Unification
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The
unification is a revolution for freedom and progress:
political and historical analysis about the unification of the Arab
countries and the role of the European colonialism and the American
imperialism in dividing the Arab world.
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The
politicians' hesitation delays the unification:
the self-interest of the politicians
blocks the unification attempts.
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The realisation
of the unification: the Syrian army puts an end to the long
delay in the Syrian-Egyptian
unification and
the role of Gen.
Afif Al Bizri in establishing the UAR in
February 1958.
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Chapter 16 |