انتفاضة سوق الشيوخ لعام 1935 : أسبابها و تداعياتها

الملخص EN

The roles played and the attitudes recorded by the tribes towards the government during the monarchy in Iraq (1921-1958), and the duration of the reign of Ggazi Azi (1933-1939) are worthy of study and research, especially as it reached its peak during that period.

Souk al-Shuyoukh was one of the most important attitudes recorded by the clans towards the government, as well as the government's attitude towards that uprising, which made it the beginning of a new phenomenon to deal with the tribes, which was characterized by intensity and firmness.

The obvious role of scientists Dean issued a curriculum reform in the effective impact of this uprising.

The research dealt with three topics, the first one dealt with the political situation in Iraq after the arrival of King Ghazi to power after the death of his father, King Faisal I, and the extent of the impact of the polarization among politicians on the clan involvement in the political field, while the second section, deals with the causes of the uprising and events The third section deals with the government's position on the uprising, the policy used by the Iraqi government to suppress the uprising, the contribution of the army and the British Air Force in the implementation of this policy, and the government's actions towards the residents of the judiciary after the end of the uprising.