Arab Dissident Movements 1905–1955 4 Volume Hardback Set

These four volumes of primary source material contain a detailed study of activist movements and personalities, researched from the British Government archives, relating to twentieth-century subversive groups and individuals in the Middle East. The coverage includes major categories of Arab nationalists and pan-Arabists with aspirations to Arab unity, as well as activists with specific territorial demands and other anti-regime dissidents. The many groups referred to include: Society for Arab Revival (1906); Young Turks (1908); Lebanese Revival (1908); Al-Fatah (1909); Reform Society of Basra; Arab Revolutionary Society (1914); Palestine Arab Party; Todamun al-Akhawi; Druse rebels; Shakib Arslan; the Liberation Society; Iraq Independence Party; Arab BaÕath Movement; Moslem Brotherhood; Omani Revolution Council.

• Facsimile collections of key documents from archive sources
• Previously unknown or fragmented material now available in a coherent collection
• Carefully selected and edited for maximum value to researchers and scholars