Ba'ath Versus Ba'ath: The Conflict Between Syria and IraqBa'th Versus Ba'th: The Conflict Between Syria and Iraq, 1968-1989 covers the twenty year period, when the two nations were dominated by the Ba'th political party. |
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The consolidation conflict 19681972 | 31 |
From regime consolidation to regional | 61 |
Escalation and exacerbation of regional | 87 |
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according to BBC/SWB accusations actors Aflaq agreement al-Ba'th al-Nahar al-Thawra Alawi Algiers agreement April Arab legitimacy Arab nation Arab world Asad Asad's attempt August Ba'th Party Ba'th regime Ba'thi legitimacy Baghdad Bakr Baram barrels a day Batatu Beirut bilateral border co-operation conflict continued coup December dispatch from Baghdad early economic Egypt ethnic Euphrates faction Farouk-Sluglett and Sluglett February forces Hafiz al-Asad Home Service INA dispatch infitah internal Interviews Iran Iraq's Iraqi Ba'th Iraqi propaganda Iraqi regime Iraqi side Islamic Israel Jadid January July June Kirkuk Kurdish L'Orient-Le Jour Lebanese Lebanon March MECS MEES Michel Aflaq Middle East military million cu.m Minister National Command November October October War officers Palestinians Paris political pro-Iraqi quoted according Radio Baghdad Radio Damascus rapprochement regional influence rulers Saddam Husayn Salah al-Din Bitar September statement Syria and Iraq Syrian Ba'th Syrian propaganda Syrian regime Syrian side Syro-Iraqi relations Tariq Aziz unity scheme