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,Frühgeschichte des deutschen Films,hich, despite the nobler historical and ideological sentiments often attributed to it, lay at the heart of the Anglo-American relationship. The Middle East was no exception in this respect. The reason why it proved to be such fertile ground for conflict between the two powers was simply that their i

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,Joachim von Fiore (ca. 1130–1202),iet Union filling what was then perceived to be a power vacuum in the region. The ‘Eisenhower Doctrine’ or ‘Middle East Resolution’ which emerged from this process was, however, to prove to be more effective as a piece of cold war rhetoric and posturing than as any meaningful contribution to the furthering of peace or stability in the region.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-00373-7ablishing a Soviet satellite state in the heart of the Middle East. The British were similarly concerned that Nasser, acting as the Soviets’ agent, might gain control of Syria in alliance with the indigenous Communists and create a superstate which would straddle the oil supply routes via the Suez Canal and the Iraqi Petroleum Company pipelines.

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The Eisenhower Doctrine,iet Union filling what was then perceived to be a power vacuum in the region. The ‘Eisenhower Doctrine’ or ‘Middle East Resolution’ which emerged from this process was, however, to prove to be more effective as a piece of cold war rhetoric and posturing than as any meaningful contribution to the furthering of peace or stability in the region.