West German foreign policy, 1949-1979

The struggle for a new Middle East in the 20th century studies in imperial design and national politics by Mejcher, Helmut

Table of Contents: “…-- Umar al-Mukhtar and the Jihad against Italian colonialism : the contemporary German perception -- North Africa in the strategy and politics of the Axis powers, 1936-1943 -- The West German economic and financial interests in the Arab world -- Saudi Arabia's 'vital link to the West' : some political, strategic and tribal aspects of the Transarabian Pipeline (TAP) in the stage of planning, 1942-1950 -- Germany's relations to the near and Middle East, 1934-1984 -- Egypt and the Mediterranean in World War II : the Middle East supply centre in perspective -- Saudi Arabia's relationship with Germany under King Abdul Aziz -- Banking and the German oil industry, 1890-1939 -- The socio-economic impact of the Second World War on Egypt -- The Arab Middle East in the 20th century : historical turning points and structural profiles -- Prospects of Israeli-Palestinian co-existence : former attempts at a regional economic integration -- King Faisel Ibn Abdul Aziz Al Saud in the arena of world politics : a glimpse from Washington, 1950-1971 -- The June 1967 War : new aspects and research results -- American commercial and cultural approaches to to the Middle East in the mid-20th century : Harold B. …”