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1 War, insurgency, ME history.enl Page 1 Record Number: 10 Author: Burleigh, Michael Title: Blood and Rage: A Cultural History of Terrorism Publisher: Harper Collins Short Title: Blood and Rage: A Cultural History of Terrorism Record Number: 9 Author: C E Calwell, Colonel Year: 1906 (3rd Ed.) (Reprint 1914) Title: Small Wars. Their Principles and Practice Publisher: Book Club Edition 1976 Short Title: Small Wars. Their Principles and Practice Record Number: 27 Author: Knight, W Stanley Macbean Year: 1914 ff Title: The History of the Great European War: Its Causes and Effects Publisher: Caxton Short Title: The History of the Great European War: Its Causes and Effects Research Notes: Volume I, Book I, Ch V: Germany has control of the Railways in Western Turkey; 1889 establishment of the Anatolian Railway Company (Deutsche Bank and the Wurtemberg Bank of Stuttgart)1903 Gwinner obtained concession for the Baghdad railway from the Turkish Government; intention to continue the Anatolian line across the frontier through Mesopotamia via Baghdad to Kuwait. Note the historic activity of illegal tolls, and ransom of goods etc on the roads Chapter discusses the impact that this will have: reduction in importance of the Med and the Suez canal - the line when completed connecting Hamburg to he Persian Gulf. Conflict between Moubarek Sheikh of Koweit and Rachid - Sultan of Negjed Volume IV, Book III, Ch XXXII: The Operations of the Perisan Gulf. p167 ff. Development of the 'Berlin Baghdad Railway'. Turkish attempts to persuade Ibn Rashid to take Kuwait; establishment of a Turkish outpost on Bubiyan Island Description of the Germans attempting to persuade the Ottomans to take Kuwait, through to establishing a 'consulate' in Bahrain. The taking of Basra and Kurna by the British and the finding of a store of railway building materials north of Basra. Note the Arabs looted Basra when the Ottomans left for Kurna. The Brits restored order. Volume V, Book III, Ch XLVI: The Capture of Kut-El-Amara; pp , inc coloured map to ilustrate Mesopotamia expedition. Volume VII. Book, Book III, Ch LXV, The Siege of Kut; pp Map the Road to Kut p81. Note the failure of the campaign, the surrender of the garrison and the failure of the relief column. Nov April 29th Volume IX, Book III, Ch LXXXVIII: Baghdad - Jerusalem - Damascus; pp Note P a branch line from Hillah to Baghdad was built to assist in bringing grain to teh capital. Note fear for the safety of the Christians in Mosul p146. Record Number: 4 Author: Shumway, Harry Irving
2 War, insurgency, ME history.enl Page 2 Year: 1940 Title: War in the Desert: The Story of Lawrence of Araboa Place Published: Glasgow Publisher: Collins Short Title: War in the Desert: The Story of Lawrence of Araboa Record Number: 35 Author: William Slim, (Viscount, Sir, Field Marshall) Year: 1956 Title: Defeat into Victory Publisher: Cassell Short Title: Defeat into Victory Record Number: 30 Author: Owen, Frank Year: 1960 Title: The Fall of Singapore Series Title: Gret True Stories of World War Two Publisher: 1962 Pan Books Short Title: The Fall of Singapore Record Number: 29 Author: Churchill, Randlph S and Churchill, Winston S Year: 1967 Title: The Six Day War Publisher: Heinemann Short Title: The Six Day War Notes: Iraq participation in the 6 day war The breakup of the UAR - preceded by the secession of Syria Pro- and anti-nasser elements in the Middle east Active and passive support for the Arab movement - e.g., Kuwait offering financial assistance Iraq troop mobilisations onto Jordanian territory Record Number: 33 Author: Mansfield, Peter Year: 1971 Title: The British in Egypt Publisher: Weidenfeld and Nicholson Short Title: The British in Egypt Notes: Suez Includes a description of the disaster in Khartoum (defeat of Gordon at the hands of the Mahdi) Record Number: 13 Author: Mansfield, Peter Year: 1976
3 War, insurgency, ME history.enl Page 3 Title: The Arabs Publisher: Penguin Books Short Title: The Arabs Record Number: 3 Author: Walzer, Michael Year: 1977, 2nd edition 1992 Title: Just and Unjust Wars: A moral Argument with Historical Illustrations Publisher: Basic Books Short Title: Just and Unjust Wars: A moral Argument with Historical Illustrations Record Number: 12 Author: Hourani, Albert Year: 1991 Title: A History of the Arab peoples Publisher: Faber & Faber Short Title: A History of the Arab peoples Record Number: 2 Author: Jackson, Robert Year: 1991 Title: The Malayan Emergency & Indonesian Confrontation: The Commonwealth's Wars ` Publisher: Originally by Routledge, this edition by Pen and Sword Aviation Short Title: The Malayan Emergency & Indonesian Confrontation: The Commonwealth's Wars ` Reference Type: Journal Article Record Number: 31 Author: Steward, Hal D Year: 1991 Title: A Public Relations Plan for the US Military in the Middle East Journal: Public Relations Quarterly Volume: 35 Issue: 4 Pages: 4 Start Page: 7 Short Title: A Public Relations Plan for the US Military in the Middle East Record Number: 8 Author: Keegan, John Year: 2004 Title: The Iraq War Publisher: Ted Smart Short Title: The Iraq War Record Number: 25 Author: Napoleoni, Loretta Year: 2005
4 War, insurgency, ME history.enl Page 4 Title: Insurgent Iraq: Al Zarqawi and the New Generation Publisher: Constable Short Title: Insurgent Iraq: Al Zarqawi and the New Generation Record Number: 1 Author: Walker, Jonathan Year: 2005 Title: Aden Insurgncy: The Savage War in South Arabia Publisher: Spellmount Short Title: Aden Insurgncy: The Savage War in South Arabia Record Number: 24 Author: Allen, Charles Year: 2006/7 Title: God's Terrorists: The Wahhabi Cult and the Hidden Roots of Modern Jihad Publisher: Little, Brown/Abacus Short Title: God's Terrorists: The Wahhabi Cult and the Hidden Roots of Modern Jihad Record Number: 26 Author: Neumann, Peter R Year: 2009 Title: Old & New Terrorism: Late Modernity, Globalization and the Transformation of Political Violence Place Published: Cambridge Publisher: Polity Press Short Title: Old & New Terrorism: Late Modernity, Globalization and the Transformation of Political Violence Record Number: 6 Year: 2011 Title: Guerilla Leader: T E Lawrence and the Arab Revolt Place Published: New York Publisher: Bantam Books Short Title: Guerilla Leader: T E Lawrence and the Arab Revolt Record Number: 11 Author: Feinstein, Andrew Year: 2011 Title: The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade Publisher: Hamish Hamilton Short Title: The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade Notes: Gift from David Baker - October 2014 Record Number: 14 Author: Reid, Walter Year: 2011 Title: Empire of Sand: How Britain made the Middle East Place Published: Edinburgh
5 War, insurgency, ME history.enl Page 5 Publisher: Berlinn Short Title: Empire of Sand: How Britain made the Middle East Record Number: 15 Author: Gall, Sandy Year: 2012 Title: War Against the Taliban: Why it all went wrong in Afghanistan Publisher: Bloomsbury Short Title: War Against the Taliban: Why it all went wrong in Afghanistan Record Number: 7 Author: Hilsum, Lindsey Year: 2012 Title: Sandstorm: Libya in the Time of Revolution Publisher: Faber and Faber Short Title: Sandstorm: Libya in the Time of Revolution Record Number: 5 Author: Anderson, Scott Year: 2013 Title: Lawrence in Arabia: War, Deceit, Imperial Folly and Making of the Modern Middle East Publisher: Atalntic Books Short Title: Lawrence in Arabia: War, Deceit, Imperial Folly and Making of the Modern Middle East Record Number: 16 Author: Castillo, Graciana del Year: 2014 Title: Guilty party: The International Community in Afghanistan Short Title: Guilty party: The International Community in Afghanistan Record Number: 17 Author: Fairweather, Jack Year: 2014 Title: The Good War: The Battle for Afghanistan Publisher: Cape Short Title: The Good War: The Battle for Afghanistan Notes: Review in Afghanistan articles file Record Number: 18 Author: Sattin, Anthony Year: 2014 Title: Young lawrence: A Portrait of the Legend as a Young Man Publisher: John Murray Short Title: Young lawrence: A Portrait of the Legend as a Young Man Notes: Review in Book reviews
6 War, insurgency, ME history.enl Page 6 Record Number: 21 Author: Cockburn, Patrick Title: The Rise of the Islamic State: Isis and the New Sunni Revolution Publisher: Verso 9.99 Short Title: The Rise of the Islamic State: Isis and the New Sunni Revolution Notes: Review in Book reviews, second review in Book review s - Sunday Times Record Number: 22 Author: Hassan, Hassan and Weiss, Michael Title: ISIS: Inside the Army of Terrorr Publisher: Regan Arts Short Title: ISIS: Inside the Army of Terrorr Notes: Review in Book reviews Record Number: 28 Author: Lamb, Christina Title: Farewell Kabul: From Afghanistan to a More Dangerous World Publisher: Wm Collins Short Title: Farewell Kabul: From Afghanistan to a More Dangerous World Notes: Review in Book Reviews Record Number: 32 Author: Lamb, Christina Title: Farewell Kabul: From Afghanistan to a More Dangerous World Publisher: William Collins Short Title: Farewell Kabul: From Afghanistan to a More Dangerous World Record Number: 34 Author: Malcolm, Noel Title: Agents of Empire: Knights, Corsairs, Jesuits and Spies in the Sixteenth Century Mediterranean World Short Title: Agents of Empire: Knights, Corsairs, Jesuits and Spies in the Sixteenth Century Mediterranean World Notes: Review in articles and reviews Record Number: 19 Author: Ritter, Daniel Title: The Iron Cage of Liberalism: International Politics and Unarmed Revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa Publisher: OUP
7 War, insurgency, ME history.enl Page 7 Short Title: The Iron Cage of Liberalism: International Politics and Unarmed Revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa Notes: Review in 'Book reviews and Interviews' Record Number: 23 Author: Rogan, Eugene Title: The Fall of the Ottomans: The Great War in the Middle East Publisher: Allen Lane Short Title: The Fall of the Ottomans: The Great War in the Middle East Notes: ST Review in Book reviews Research Notes: Chapter 9 p 217 The Invasion of Mesopotamia: The rebellion of the Shia in 1915 and their taking refuge in the holy shrines; followed by their Sunni Ottoman officers coming looking for them and insulting the religous be looking underneath the veils of the women to make sure they weren't conscripts hiding! - then the failure of the Dardanelles campaign (Gallipoli) and hence the reinforcement of the Turkish garrrison in Baghdad - the defence of Baghdad and the subsequently the siege of Kut in April 1916.(Chapter 10), Chapter 11 - The Arab revolt: Also note commentary on Sykes-Picot agreement - and the fact that it does not bear any relationship to the current national boundaries of the present Middle East. 'File' Attachments: internal-pdf:// /review of Fall of the Ottomans Guardian 18 Apr.pdf internal-pdf:// /review of the Fall of he Ottomans Econ 7 march.pdf
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