Crisis: The Inside Story of the Suez Conspiracy

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Pub Date Nov 06 2023 | Archive Date Nov 23 2023

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Along with the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Suez Crisis stands out as one of the moments when the world almost descended into a nuclear holocaust.

The Second Arab–Israeli war erupted in 1956 when Britain, France and Israel stood against Gamal Abdel Nasser’s seizure of the Canal. Yet, as Egyptian troops retreated in the face of the opposing coalition, the true centre of conflict moved away from Suez to the United Nations building in New York.

Terence Robertson’s Crisis is the definitive account of this conflict that does not simply shine a light on the abortive military measures, but also uncovers the behind-the-scenes meetings which truly halted the war.

Robertson draws information from an impressive array of public sources, but it is further supported through numerous interviews undertaken with many of the key figures involved, from the French Foreign Minister to the United States Undersecretary of State.

“truth is indeed stranger than fiction … Crisis is recommended for the student who desires to understand better the reasons that this unfortunate incident developed. The casual reader will find this account on a par with the best of the popular mystery novels.” Naval War College Review

Along with the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Suez Crisis stands out as one of the moments when the world almost descended into a nuclear holocaust.

The Second Arab–Israeli war erupted in 1956 when...


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