الانقلاب العسكري في أوغندا عام 1971

Abstract EN

Britain ruled Uganda as a British protectorate, in the name of the Protectorate of Uganda, for about seventy years, until it gained independence, on the ninth of October 1962, and Milton Obote became prime minister, and in October 1963, Edward Mutisa II was elected president, but he was expelled After serious disagreements between him and Obote, who announced a new constitution for the country, and in 1971, the army overthrew Obote, and established a military government, headed by Major General Idi Amin Dada, the commander of the army, at the time, that distinguished Idi Amin's era, who is responsible for killing about three hundred One thousand of his opponents, with dictatorship, and he continued to rule from 1971 to 1979, when opposition forces overthrew him, with the help of the Tanzanian forces, and in this research we dealt with the British position on this coup in the first topic, while the second topic dealt with the stage of the British-Ugandan accord (Canon The second, 1971 - the end of July 1972), and in the third topic we shed light on the tension in British-Ugandan relations (August 1972-1979), followed by a conclusion in which we presented the summary of this research.