The Great Syrian Revolt and the Rise of Arab Nationalism Michael Provence

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: University of Texas Press 2005ISBN:

9780292706804

DDC classification:

956.91O4'1 dc22

LOC classification:

DS98.P76 2005

Summary: The history of the greatest anticolonial revolt in inter-war Arab East in 1925, that mobilized peasants, workers and army veterans ratherthan urban elites and nationalist intellectuals. Thought it failed to liberate Syria from the French colonialists, it provided a model of popular nationalism and resistance that remains potent to this day, and has been practically emulated in every subsequent Arab uprising against foreign intervention.

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The history of the greatest anticolonial revolt in inter-war Arab East in 1925, that mobilized peasants, workers and army veterans ratherthan urban elites and nationalist intellectuals. Thought it failed to liberate Syria from the French colonialists, it provided a model of popular nationalism and resistance that remains potent to this day, and has been practically emulated in every subsequent Arab uprising against foreign intervention.

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