The de Bunsen Committee and a revision of the ‘conspiracy’ of Sykes–Picot
@article{Johnson2018TheDB, title={The de Bunsen Committee and a revision of the ‘conspiracy’ of Sykes–Picot}, author={R. Johnson}, journal={Middle Eastern Studies}, year={2018}, volume={54}, pages={611 - 637} }
ABSTRACT The Sykes–Picot The Sykes-Picot Agreement is often cited as evidence of a Western conspiracy to carve up the Middle East and subordinate the Arabs. It is a prevalent view across the region, and has been a refrain repeated by critics. Yet very little is known of the far more significant conclusions of a Committee, formed by Maurice de Bunsen on the orders of the British government, which ascertained the options open to the Allies in 1915. Far from a nefarious conspiracy, the Committee… Expand
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