The Middle East. Ten Years after Camp David
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Editor: W. B. Quandt
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Washington, D. C. 1988
The Brookings Institution
s. XIII, 517, mapa na frontyspisie, piecz. własnośc. na k. tyt.
brosz. lakier., 23 cm.
KOMENTARZ
No area of the world had a greater impact on American politics, national security, and economic well-being than did the Middle East in 1979. With the fall of the Pahlavi regime in Iran early in the year, a profound change in the regional balance of power took place. In November, when the deposed Shah was admitted to the United States for medical treatment, militants seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and at the end of the year were still holding about 50 Americans hostage-with the support of Ayatollah Khomeini, the head of the new Iranian Islamic Republic. And in late December the Soviet Union used its own forces to replace one communist leader in Afghanistan with another more to its liking and subsequently sent over 50,000 troops to secure the new regime and to put down insurgents in the countryside.
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