A united Arabia!
After the defeat in the Great War, the Ottoman Empire was partitioned and it ceased to exist. But even earlier, prominent Arab persons dreamed of a Arabia united under one banner. The British and the French mandates in the Arab-world as well as in northern Africa, meet a increasing resistance towards their colonial regime and with a home crowd that no longer felt the need to keep useless desert regions far, far away from the European motherland, Britain and France couldn’t do much when nation after nation started to revolt and proclaim their independency. The same prominent persons that earlier raised their voices over a united Arabia, soon formed the Arab league that tried to diplomat with the former colonial powers. Often, it went well. The Arab league knew about the weak negotiation places Britain and France had and therefore managed to guarantee the newly formed nations wouldn’t be involved in a unnecessary war. Spain was a tougher issue, but due to its problems at home, they settled with selling those provinces for a high amount of money. Italy was the worst colonial power and a long war erupted, before the Arabians with its brothers around in Africa and the Arabian continent came to their aid and throw Italy out of Africa. Now, 1st of January 1936, the Arab League have eighteen member states: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Yemen, Oman, Libya, Palestine, Sudan, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Somalia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates and Mauritania. All nations ready to defend their independency as well as their Arabian brother nations independence with their lives if necessary.
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After the defeat in the Great War, the Ottoman Empire was partitioned and it ceased to exist. But even earlier, prominent Arab persons dreamed of a Arabia united under one banner. The British and the French mandates in the Arab-world as well as in northern Africa, meet a increasing resistance towards their colonial regime and with a home crowd that no longer felt the need to keep useless desert regions far, far away from the European motherland, Britain and France couldn’t do much when nation after nation started to revolt and proclaim their independency. The same prominent persons that earlier raised their voices over a united Arabia, soon formed the Arab league that tried to diplomat with the former colonial powers. Often, it went well. The Arab league knew about the weak negotiation places Britain and France had and therefore managed to guarantee the newly formed nations wouldn’t be involved in a unnecessary war. Spain was a tougher issue, but due to its problems at home, they settled with selling those provinces for a high amount of money. Italy was the worst colonial power and a long war erupted, before the Arabians with its brothers around in Africa and the Arabian continent came to their aid and throw Italy out of Africa. Now, 1st of January 1936, the Arab League have eighteen member states: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Yemen, Oman, Libya, Palestine, Sudan, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Somalia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates and Mauritania. All nations ready to defend their independency as well as their Arabian brother nations independence with their lives if necessary.
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Well, the basics are there, perhaps time to continue to next area?
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