الأثر السياسي لمؤتمر كربلاء عام 1922 و الموقف البريطاني منه

Abstract EN

In addition to its religious position, the city of Karbala represented an important center of political decision-making and drawing the lines of Iraqi politics, as it had a role to combat the British presence and the formation ofnational rule in it to face a new challenge represented by King Faisal's conviction of the necessity of an alliance with Britain as well as the Brotherhood's attacks on southern Iraq and the deficit The government stopped taking the necessary measures, which caused a widespread public outcry against the government, causing the national forces to rally around religious leaders to come up with fundamental solutions to redress the political crisis through an Iraqi public conference in which they discussed the issue of borders to stop the Brotherhood's attacks to settle their views on holding it in the city of Kar No, to include a large group of senior clerics, leaders of the national movement, tribal pillows and their chiefs who condemned the brutal acts inflicted by the brothers and required the defense of the country from those attacks to come out with decisions raised by a memo to King Faisal, but the most prominent echo of the conference was represented in the British position on the demarcation of the borders between the two countries for fear A popular movement against it and an attempt by it to orb the curse of the national movement against it to pass the Iraqi-British Treaty of 1922 through its ratification by the Constituent Assembly, whose elections were boycotted after the National Views Agreement and clerics banning participation in it to block the road to the Arab government Britain passing oz treaty.