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Introduction: Middle Eastern Wars from the World Historical and International Systemic Perspectives study of conflict and war. Students of International Relations deal for the most part with Middle Eastern conflicts as regional phenomena without giving prominence to the regional dynamic of conflict in that part of the world. During the first and second Cold Wars, which spanned the period from the

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The Six Day War of 1967: The Background and Multifaceted Character of an Escalated Regional Conflict June 1967 during the Six Day War. — a fact which serves to highlight the crucial importance of the Middle East as a central international region, both then and now. This hotline contact is also illustrative of the central thesis of this book: Kosygin did not succeed in taming Nasser, his regional a

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The Yom Kippur, Ramadan or October War? Historical Continuity from the Six Day War to the Nineteen Dted this time by the Arabs — both sides were celebrating religious feasts. The Arabs were in Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting, while the Israelis were observing Yom Kippur. The Arabs therefore refer to this passage of arms as the ., the Ramadan War, which also forms the title of a comprehensive

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The Superpowers and the October War and the Soviet Union, to acquiesce to paragraph 1 of UN Security Council Resolution 338, and comply with the ceasefire agreement. Israel, however, continued hostilities: on 23 October, Israeli troops succeeded in completely encircling the Third Egyptian Army. Although it had already been encircled

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The Middle East between the 1973 October War and the 1990–91 Gulf War: An Epidemically Militarised Rth the important function of wars in European history as midwives of social change and order creation. Recent research has led to the conclusion that nowadays wars take place predominantly in Third World countries. Gerald Braun speaks of these countries utilising war as an instrument for the pursuit

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