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1 | THE SUEZ CRISIS 1956. | 12 | extremely successful and Pearson won the |
2 | Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts. | ||
3 | 13 | The United Nations. The UN responded | |
4 | Aswan Dam Project. | to the crisis when actual conflict started | |
5 | Aswan Dam Project. Nasser angered by | with the invasion of Egypt. The UN | |
the British halting its funding for the | condemned the actions of France and | ||
Dam; retaliated by declaring the | Britain and the members of the Security | ||
nationalization of the Suez Canal (which | Council proposed an end to hostilities. | ||
was initially British and French owned) - | However this was vetoed by France and | ||
leaders of Middle East, who were overjoyed | Britain. The discussion of the crisis was | ||
that Western control of this important | eventually moved to the General Assembly | ||
gateway had ceased. To them it was the | where a resolution was passed for cease | ||
symbol of a new era and an end to foreign | fire. Also a proposal by Pearson for a | ||
domination. | peace keeping force was supported and the | ||
6 | RECAP: THEREFORE..... | UN sent a force of 6000 soldiers to Egypt | |
7 | The Suez Crisis 1956. Great Britain | on the first peace keeping mission. This | |
and France asked Israeli to help for | was one of the UN’s early successes and | ||
reoccupation of the canal; the three | easily the greatest success it had until | ||
responded to the Egyptian nationalization | that point. | ||
of the Suez Canal by invading the Sinai | 14 | United States. The US were totally | |
Peninsula. ........... Operation Kadesh. | against the actions taken by Britain and | ||
8 | Operation Kadesh. Consisted of 4 | France. The US pressured the UN to take | |
military objectives: 1) Sharm el-Sheikh: | action and pressured the Western forces to | ||
capturing the town = Israel have access to | withdraw from Egypt. The US held up oil | ||
the Red Sea & allow it to restore the | supplies to Europe. They also proved | ||
trade benefits of secure passage to Indian | support for the UNEF. | ||
Ocean 2) Arish & Abu Uwayulah: | 15 | UK and France after the War. Eden’s | |
important places for soldiers and centres | actions during the crisis would lead to | ||
of command and control of Egyptian Army in | his resignation in the aftermath. Britain | ||
Sina 3) Gaza Strip was a place where Egypt | would lose it’s status as a superpower. | ||
troops could launch attacks on Israeli | The French government was humiliated and | ||
troops; wanted to take over so Egypt could | the French Fourth Republic would collapse | ||
not attack. | the next year. The failure of the British | ||
9 | Operation Kadesh. The Royal Navy of | and the French encouraged nationalism in | |
Britain owned powerful warships and | former colonies. | ||
aircraft and established long-range | 16 | USSR after the War. The Soviet Union | |
bombers French owned the battle tank | did not participate in the Suez Crisis as | ||
AMX-13 (lightly-armoured & fast) | they decided to deal with the Hungarians | ||
Israel Defense Forces used weapons from | while the world was preoccupied with the | ||
France including AMX-13; Israel Navy also | middle east. However after the crisis the | ||
used torpedo boats, destroyers and etc. | USSR agreed to fund the building of the | ||
Egypt had many fighters, bombers, | Aswan Dam. This had a positive impact on | ||
self-propelled guns and rifles Ultimately | USSR-Egypt relations and their influence | ||
to push back Egyptian troops and allow for | in the Middle-East. | ||
British, French and Israeli advancement | 17 | Israel and Egypt after the War. While | |
Result: was not successful due to UN | Israel had the military might to defeat | ||
intervention. | Egyptian forces and take over Gaza and | ||
10 | most of Sinai, they were forced to forfeit | ||
11 | The Conclusion of the Suez Crisis. On | their gains. They were given a guarantee | |
October 29, 1956, Israeli forces attacked | that passage through the Straits of Tiran | ||
Egypt and started the second Arab-Israeli | would be open to them. Israel would also | ||
war. This was a part of a plan between | seek the support of the US after the | ||
France, Britain and Israel to occupy the | crisis as well as better relations. After | ||
Suez Canal and remove Nasser from power. | the crisis, Egypt came out as a clear | ||
Israel captured most of Gaza and were | winner. They emerged with control over the | ||
close to the canal within a day. Britain | Suez Canal as well as support to build the | ||
and France issued an ultimatum asking both | Aswan Dam. Furthermore Nasser was seen by | ||
parties to withdraw. However Egypt refused | the Arab people as a savior and a great | ||
and appealed to the UN. UK and France | leader. He would lead Egypt until his | ||
would invade Egypt. They would be | death in 1970. | ||
condemned throughout the world for their | 18 | ||
actions in Egypt. However they continued | 19 | Stability after the War. After the | |
their attacks on Egypt and dominated the | crisis Egypt was left in a position where | ||
Egyptian forces. At the UN a call for an | it could exist without the harassment of | ||
end to hostilities was raised however | the western powers of Britain and France, | ||
France and Britain both vetoed the motion. | the two countries being humiliated. The | ||
However on November 2nd the UN General | Suez Canal was under Egyptian ownership | ||
Assembly met, for the first time, in an | and there was no more need for conflict | ||
emergency session and passed an American | over the canal. Thus the situation over | ||
resolution calling for a ceasefire. PM | the Suez Canal was effectively dealt with | ||
Eden stalled in his decision, which | and had a stable resolution. However the | ||
allowed for almost another week of | fighting over the canal formed the | ||
fighting with the Western forces capturing | groundwork for continued conflict between | ||
Port Said and taking control of the Suez | Israel and Egypt which would result in the | ||
Canal. However, due to condemnation by | Six Day Wars. Tensions between the | ||
various countries, criticisms from foreign | Israelites and the Arabs were not dealt | ||
figures as well as from the British and a | with in the after math of the crisis and | ||
lack of confidence from the British | no peace treaty was drawn up for the two | ||
populace lead to PM Eden calling a | countries. Also, after the crisis, the | ||
ceasefire that would be the end to the | Eisenhower Doctrine was drawn up which | ||
conflict. | detailed that a country could request | ||
12 | Lester B. Pearson. Was the Canadian | American economic assistance and/or aid | |
foreign minister during the events of the | from U.S. military forces if it was being | ||
crisis. Proposed the first UN peace | threatened by armed aggression from | ||
keeping force. Initially his idea was to | another state. Eisenhower singled out the | ||
use the invading British and French forces | Soviet threat in his doctrine by | ||
as actual peace keepers however his idea | authorizing the commitment of U.S. forces | ||
is met with harsh criticism and anger from | "to secure and protect the | ||
the US. So Pearson changes his idea to | territorial integrity and political | ||
using a UN force without any invading | independence of such nations, requesting | ||
forces within the UN force. While his role | such aid against overt armed aggression | ||
was limited during the Security Council’s | from any nation controlled by | ||
discussions (Canada lacked a permanent | international communism." | ||
seat), he was able to argue his ideas once | 20 | Political Cartoon III. | |
the debate was moved to the General | 21 | Bibliography. Cannon, Martin. 20th | |
Assembly. On November 4th, 1956, the | Century World History: Course Companion. | ||
General Assembly supported Pearson’s | Oxford: Oxford UP, 2009. Print. United | ||
proposal for the first peace keeping | States. Eisenhower Doctrine. Department of | ||
force. The United Nations Emergency Forces | State. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Feb. 2013. N.a | ||
arrived in Egypt within two weeks. The | LESTER PEARSON & THE SUEZ CRISIS. | ||
UNEF helped to maintain peace and order as | N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Feb. 2013. | ||
British and French forces left by the end | 22 | Political Cartoon II. | |
of 1956 and helped to facilitate the | 23 | Political Cartoon I. Chicago Daily | |
evacuation of Israeli forces having all | News from 1922 to 1952 by Shoemaker (this | ||
Israeli forces withdrawn by the spring of | cartoon-1957). | ||
1957. The peacekeeping effort was | |||
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