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Michael C. Pughrabs within Israel’s legal borders, and another 1 million Arabs in the additional territories occupied by Israel in 1967; there were about 1.5 million Palestinian refugees, of whom just under 1 million were (or were descended from) Arabs driven from their homes in what was to become Israel during th

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Michael C. Pughare in which most of the 8 million fatal battle casualties occurred. Attempts at a wide strategic outflanking movement by the British in attacking the Turks in Gallipoli (1915) and Mesopotamia (Iraq, 1914–17) failed. First to crack were the Russians — both cause and effect of their 1917 Revolution.

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Michael C. Pughrabs within Israel’s legal borders, and another 1 million Arabs in the additional territories occupied by Israel in 1967; there were about 1.5 million Palestinian refugees, of whom just under 1 million were (or were descended from) Arabs driven from their homes in what was to become Israel during th

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Michael C. Pugh soon became apparent that the Israelis were not prepared to begin even a limited withdrawal until the state of war was ended and their right to exist was recognized, while the Arabs were not prepared to talk without an Israeli commitment to withdraw to the 1949 frontiers. In March 1969, frustrated

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are in which most of the 8 million fatal battle casualties occurred. Attempts at a wide strategic outflanking movement by the British in attacking the Turks in Gallipoli (1915) and Mesopotamia (Iraq, 1914–17) failed. First to crack were the Russians — both cause and effect of their 1917 Revolution.

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Education: Democratic Accountability and Paper Guarantees,urbed politics. This chapter first examines the campaign for transparency and accountability in international policy that obliged governments to manage debates on foreign policy. It reveals disputes about constructions of peace and security, as demonstrated by furious reactions in the movement over

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Disarmament: White Robes of Peace or Jackboots and Spurs?,nt, it was a more tangible peace issue than the esoteric problems of paper guarantees, though the military communities claimed higher expertise. While a minority advocated unilateral disarmament, most favoured arms limitation agreements (the term ‘a(chǎn)rms control’ having no currency). Organisers of par