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George Kırk
Survey of International Affairs
The Middle East / 1945-1950
Oxford University
Oxford University Press
Survey of International Affairs
The Middle East
1945-1950
By George Kırk
Issued under the auspices of the
Royal Institute of International Affairs
Oxford University Press
Survey of International Affairs
1939-1946
Edited by
Arnold Toynbee
Director of Studies in the Royal Institute of International Affairs
Research Professor of International History
in the University of London
(Both on the Sir Daniel Stevenson Foundation)
The Royal Institute of International Affairs is an
unofficial and non-political body, founded in 1920
to encourage and facilitate the scientific study of
international questions. The Institute, as such,
is precluded by the terms of its Royal Charterfrom
expressing an opinion on any aspect of international affairs.
Any opinions expressed in this publication are not, therefore,
those of the Institute
Editorial Note
Although this volume forms part of the war-time series of the
Survey of International Affairs (1939-46), the author has,
for the sake of continuity, also covered thp post-war years 1947 to 1950.
From 1951 onwards the subject of the Middle East is dealt with
in the annual Survey volumes.
Issued under the auspices of the
Royal Institute of International Affairs
Oxford University Press
London - New York - Toronto
1954
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