Titlebook: Egypt and American Foreign Assistance 1952–1956; Hopes Dashed Jon B. Alterman Book 2002 Jon B. Alterman 2002 bibliography.cold war.economy.

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Jean-Claude Geffroy,Gilles Motetuk, whose excesses of the flesh seemed to reach ever-greater heights. Additionally, the privations of the war years, subsequent inflation, and a devastating malaria epidemic in Upper Egypt “shocked some social consciousness into the rulers.”. Criticism of the economic basis of the British occupation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-38101-4ment have received surprisingly little attention from historians. One judged, for instance, that “The regime was in its first three to four years totally occupied with the political issues of consolidating its power and negotiating an evacuation agreement with Britain. Much of its economic policy wa

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The Basic Organization of Digital Computers, The economic strategies pursued by the regime were by and large capitalist ones, and most observers have pointed to the broad continuities between the economic strategies of the pre- and post-revolutionary governments.. Such capitalist solutions were short-lived, however, and some scholars suggest

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Ethical Perspective of Medical Research,al empires. The Soviet Union exploded a nuclear device in August 1949, and a Communist government assumed power in China, the most populous country in the world, less than two months later. After leading an allied response to the North Korean invasion of the South in 1950, the United States governme

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