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1965 Suez Crisis

  • Suez canal company

    Suez canal company
    Suez canal company was a private company owned by England and France. With its strategic location it was vital for the trade of both countries and a huge source of income.
  • Suezl Canal opened

    Suezl Canal opened
    The Suez Canal in Egypt was opened in 1869.
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    the Suez Crisis

  • General Mohammed Neguib and Colonel Gamal Abdel

    General Mohammed Neguib and Colonel Gamal Abdel
    Nasser forced Farouk I to abdicate.
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  • withdraw its support

    In 1956 the US withdraw its support from the World Bank to finance the High Dam in southern Egypt. Which was Nasser's National Project.
  • Anthony Eden prepared to address the nation.

     Anthony Eden prepared to address the nation.
  • military build-up.

     military build-up.
    a major demonstration was held in London with regards to the military build-up.
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  • Port

    Port
    Port Said had been taken and the military estimated that full control of the Suez Canal would only take another 24 hours.
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  • the House of Commons,

    the House of Commons,
    Eden was asked if he had ever had prior knowledge of an Israeli attack preceding a British/French one.
  • clash between British imperialism and Egyptian Pan-Arabism

     clash between British imperialism and Egyptian Pan-Arabism
    The conflict was determined by a clash of interests between British imperialism and Egyptian Pan-Arabism which gained a global dimension in the context of the Cold War (Takeyh 2000:49).
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  • casualty figures could be assessed.

     casualty figures could be assessed.
    It is believed that about 650 Egyptians were killed including civilians, with 2,000 wounded.
  • In 1882 the British Army occupied Egypt in order to protect the Suez Canal.

    In 1882 the British Army occupied Egypt in order to protect the Suez Canal.
    occupied Egypt in order to protect the Suez Canal.