The 1962 revolution in Yemen and its impact on the foreign policies of the U.A.R. and Saudi Arabia
The 1962 revolution in Yemen represented the attempt of trained officers in the regular army to shake off their inferior position and assume the political relevancy they felt entitled to. Externally, they were reasonably sure of Egyptian intervention on their behalf. Internally, they perceived an er...
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University College London (University of London)
1970
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