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FORMS OF IMPERIALISM

A Still Stranger Aspect of Suez: British Operational Plans to Attack Israel, 1955–1956

Stuart A. Cohen Bar-Ilan University
Pages 261-281 | Published online: 01 Dec 2010

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Yigal Sheffy. (1990) Unconcern at dawn, surprise at sunset: Egyptian intelligence appreciation before the Sinai campaign, 1956. Intelligence and National Security 5:3, pages 7-56.
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Avi Kober. (2006) Great-Power Involvement and Israeli Battlefield Success in the Arab-Israeli Wars, 1948–1982. Journal of Cold War Studies 8:1, pages 20-48.
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MICHAEL GRAHAM FRY. (1993) Decline, Sanctions, and the Suez Crisis, 1956?1957. Diplomatic History 17:2, pages 323-330.
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