Titlebook: Britain’s War in the Middle East; Strategy and Diploma Martin Kolinsky Book 1999 Martin Kolinsky 1999 bibliography.Diplomacy.Middle East

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3372-9. Its arrival in early 1941 provided cover for Axis convoys to North Africa, and reduced significantly the ability of the Mediterranean fleet to disrupt supplies. This cardinal strategic change, which Wavell failed to appreciate in time, provided the basis for Rommel’s offensive. Penetrating defence

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Introduction,those crucial seven years, British rule was confronted by a formidable combination of internal and external threats, arising from new currents of Arab nationalism and from Axis pressures and military operations.

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,Defence Issues in Egypt and Palestine, 1939–40,t chapter, the region was defined as a strategic whole. The military authorities in Cairo were directed to co-ordinate their war plans on a tri-service basis for the immense area which stretched from East Africa to the Balkans.

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,British Strategic Policy, July 1940–June 1941,ommel in North Africa, there was a series of campaigns during the spring and summer of 1941 in Greece, Crete, Iraq, Syria, and Iran.. Important differences in strategic appreciation emerged between the prime minister and General Wavell, particularly in relation to Iraq and to some extent regarding Syria.

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