السياسة البريطانية تجاه لبنان 1939-1946

Abstract EN

The nature of British policy during the Second World War and its aftermath was working to preserve the future of the Arab region in general and not to open the way for large foreign powers with influence on this region, despite the stage of weakness that its partners, including France, are going through, but Britain has based its policy By dealing on the basis of Lebanon gaining freedom and independence, placing them in the refineries of independent states, and working to support them in order to protect British interests in that region.