Palestinian Distress : The Ambiguity of Former Soviet Policy
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Palestinian Distress (2007)
EN NWISBN: 9788189886028 bzw. 8189886029, in Englisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Indien, शिपिंग लागत के लिए: IND.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Indianbooks.
Hard Bound . New. ( Size 23 cm)The Palestine question has been at the center of the West Asian Politics since the creation of state of Israel in 1948. It was the worst case of denial of basic human right to indigenous people in the twentieth century. In fact the creation of the state of Israel was made possible through the British American imperialist colonial intrigues which led to the massive emigration state. As a result Palestine was disappeared from the world map in 1948 and since then thousand of Palestinians have been living in refugee camps in neighboring struggle for their basic rights including the creation of independent state of Palestine and the right of return top their homeland. Year of publication2007 8189886029.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Indianbooks.
Hard Bound . New. ( Size 23 cm)The Palestine question has been at the center of the West Asian Politics since the creation of state of Israel in 1948. It was the worst case of denial of basic human right to indigenous people in the twentieth century. In fact the creation of the state of Israel was made possible through the British American imperialist colonial intrigues which led to the massive emigration state. As a result Palestine was disappeared from the world map in 1948 and since then thousand of Palestinians have been living in refugee camps in neighboring struggle for their basic rights including the creation of independent state of Palestine and the right of return top their homeland. Year of publication2007 8189886029.
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Palestinian Distress : The Ambiguity of Former Soviet Policy (2007)
EN HC USISBN: 9788189886028 bzw. 8189886029, in Englisch, Abhijeet Pub, Delhi, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd [573945], New Delhi, India.
Contents Preface. 1. The genesis of Palestine Question. 2. The ideological position of the Soviet Union and its response to the Palestine Question (1917 53). 3. Soviet Policy towards the Middle East (1953 67) implications for the Palestine Question. 4. The Soviet Responses to the Palestinian Struggle during 1968 79. 5. The Palestine Question Soviet perspectives in the 1980s. 6. The peace efforts since Soviet Disintegration. Conclusions. Bibliography. Index. The Palestine Question has been at the center of the West Asian politics since the creation of state of Israel in 1948. It was the worst case of denial of basic human rights to indigenous people in the twentieth century. In fact the creation of the state of Israel was made possible through the British American Imperialist Colonial Intrigues which led to the massive emigration of Jews from different parts of the world to Palestine State. As a result Palestine was disappeared from the world map in 1948 and since then thousands of Palestinians have been living in refugee camps in neighbouring Arab countries in a most depressed condition for more than 55 years. The Palestinian Resistance Movements have been waging an unremitting struggle for their basic rights including the creation of Independent State of Palestine and the right of return to their homeland. The dominant states of the world having played different roles in the making of the problem responded differently to the basic demands of the Palestinians. The case of the former Soviet Union is perhaps more glaring given the fact that it had long been committed to the cause of the oppressed peoples all over the world. The perspectives of the Bolshevik Leaders in respect of the national and colonial question were fundamental to the making of the Soviet policy towards the Middle East in the post revolutionary era. However since the Post Second World War period the Soviet Policies towards the Palestine question had been dictated by its Cold War politics. Hence it supported the move for the creation to the state of Israel by setting aside its fundamental principles regarding the oppressed peoples. After few years the Soviet Leaders realized their mistakes and showed its sympathy and support to the cause of the Palestinians in an ambiguous line. The disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1991 marked the end of Cold War politics in the Middle East and the Palestinian Movements were succumbed to the US mediation for the peace in the region and finally to signing of the Oslo Accord in 1993. However this new Colonial Plot was well realized by many Palestinians and it triggered off more violent agitations by the fresh wave of Palestinian Movements out of their frustration and distress. Although they were branded as terrorist organizations by the US and the West the objective for which they are fighting has its own significance. At the same time Russia as successor of the Soviet Union without any solid principles to support the oppressed classes took Pro Western Line of Thinking. Now the Palestinians are continuing their fight for their just cause without the support of any major powers. 244 pp.
Contents Preface. 1. The genesis of Palestine Question. 2. The ideological position of the Soviet Union and its response to the Palestine Question (1917 53). 3. Soviet Policy towards the Middle East (1953 67) implications for the Palestine Question. 4. The Soviet Responses to the Palestinian Struggle during 1968 79. 5. The Palestine Question Soviet perspectives in the 1980s. 6. The peace efforts since Soviet Disintegration. Conclusions. Bibliography. Index. The Palestine Question has been at the center of the West Asian politics since the creation of state of Israel in 1948. It was the worst case of denial of basic human rights to indigenous people in the twentieth century. In fact the creation of the state of Israel was made possible through the British American Imperialist Colonial Intrigues which led to the massive emigration of Jews from different parts of the world to Palestine State. As a result Palestine was disappeared from the world map in 1948 and since then thousands of Palestinians have been living in refugee camps in neighbouring Arab countries in a most depressed condition for more than 55 years. The Palestinian Resistance Movements have been waging an unremitting struggle for their basic rights including the creation of Independent State of Palestine and the right of return to their homeland. The dominant states of the world having played different roles in the making of the problem responded differently to the basic demands of the Palestinians. The case of the former Soviet Union is perhaps more glaring given the fact that it had long been committed to the cause of the oppressed peoples all over the world. The perspectives of the Bolshevik Leaders in respect of the national and colonial question were fundamental to the making of the Soviet policy towards the Middle East in the post revolutionary era. However since the Post Second World War period the Soviet Policies towards the Palestine question had been dictated by its Cold War politics. Hence it supported the move for the creation to the state of Israel by setting aside its fundamental principles regarding the oppressed peoples. After few years the Soviet Leaders realized their mistakes and showed its sympathy and support to the cause of the Palestinians in an ambiguous line. The disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1991 marked the end of Cold War politics in the Middle East and the Palestinian Movements were succumbed to the US mediation for the peace in the region and finally to signing of the Oslo Accord in 1993. However this new Colonial Plot was well realized by many Palestinians and it triggered off more violent agitations by the fresh wave of Palestinian Movements out of their frustration and distress. Although they were branded as terrorist organizations by the US and the West the objective for which they are fighting has its own significance. At the same time Russia as successor of the Soviet Union without any solid principles to support the oppressed classes took Pro Western Line of Thinking. Now the Palestinians are continuing their fight for their just cause without the support of any major powers. 244 pp.
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Palestinian Distress (2008)
EN HC NWISBN: 9788189886028 bzw. 8189886029, in Englisch, 256 Seiten, Abhijeet Publications, gebundenes Buch, neu.
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Book Summary of Palestinian Distress Palestinian Distress The Palestine question has been at the centre of the West Asian Politics the creation of state of Israel in 1948. It was the worst case of denial basic human rights to indigenous people in the twenty century. In fact, the creation of the state of Israel was made possible through the British - American imperialist colonial intrigues which led to the massive emigration of Jews from different parts of the world to Palestine State. About Author : Dr. K. M. Sajad Ibrahim (B.1967) is the faculty member of the Department of Political Science, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. He has obtained his M.A. in Political Science (With First Rank) and Ph.D. from the University of Kerala. He is currently engaged in research and teaching in the areas of West Asian Politics, especially on Palestine question and Middle East Peace. Contents : Preface 1. The Genesis of Palestine question 2. The Ideological Position of the Soviet Union and its Response to the Palestine question (1917-53) 3. Soviet Policy towards the Middle East (1953-67): Implications for the Palestine question 4. The Soviet Responses to the Palestininan Struggle during 1968-79 5. The Palestine question: Soviet Perspective in the 1980s 6. The Peace Efforts Since Soviet Disintegration Conclusion Bibliography Index, Hardcover, लेबल: Abhijeet Publications, Abhijeet Publications, उत्पाद समूह: Book, प्रकाशित: 2008-01-01, स्टूडियो: Abhijeet Publications.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Kwality Book Company.
Book Summary of Palestinian Distress Palestinian Distress The Palestine question has been at the centre of the West Asian Politics the creation of state of Israel in 1948. It was the worst case of denial basic human rights to indigenous people in the twenty century. In fact, the creation of the state of Israel was made possible through the British - American imperialist colonial intrigues which led to the massive emigration of Jews from different parts of the world to Palestine State. About Author : Dr. K. M. Sajad Ibrahim (B.1967) is the faculty member of the Department of Political Science, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. He has obtained his M.A. in Political Science (With First Rank) and Ph.D. from the University of Kerala. He is currently engaged in research and teaching in the areas of West Asian Politics, especially on Palestine question and Middle East Peace. Contents : Preface 1. The Genesis of Palestine question 2. The Ideological Position of the Soviet Union and its Response to the Palestine question (1917-53) 3. Soviet Policy towards the Middle East (1953-67): Implications for the Palestine question 4. The Soviet Responses to the Palestininan Struggle during 1968-79 5. The Palestine question: Soviet Perspective in the 1980s 6. The Peace Efforts Since Soviet Disintegration Conclusion Bibliography Index, Hardcover, लेबल: Abhijeet Publications, Abhijeet Publications, उत्पाद समूह: Book, प्रकाशित: 2008-01-01, स्टूडियो: Abhijeet Publications.
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