الحروب الإنكلو-بورمية و أوضاع الروهينجا في ظل الاحتلال البريطاني (1824-1948)‎

Abstract EN

Burma occupied the neighboring state of Arakan and brought down Islamic rule there in 1784, and with the occupation of Arakan, the Burmese came face to face with the British in India, represented by the British East India Company, while the Rohingya were defeated into British territory in India and took it as a center for their war operations against the Burmese forces, so the Burmese forces launched attacks It crossed the Indian borders to track down the Rohingya fighters, which sparked the condemnation of the British East India Company, so it sent an ultimatum to the Burmese government several times until the war on Burma was declared.

During three phases in each phase it occupied a part of Burma.

The conditions of the Rohingya flourished under the British occupation politically, socially and economically.

Stable economic conditions attracted immigrants from India to work in Burma and the number of immigrants gradually increased until they controlled the joints of the Burmese economy, which caused great resentment among Burmese, who began to have a national awakening represented in the growth of national sentiment and the desire to get rid From British control this coincided with the early signs of World War II.