موقف الولايات المتحدة من ثورة 14 تموز 1958 م

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This study followed the American policy towards, the 14 July 1958 Revolution ended the thirty-seven-year Hashemite monarchy of Iraq in a coup d’etat and established the Republic of Iraq, on understand the origins of the Revolution and the immense popularity that Qasim’s regime enjoyed, several key events in Iraq’s history must be explored .Iraqis were especially opposed to their government’s commitment to the controversial Baghdad Pact, formalized in 1955.

A treaty made between Britain, Iraq and Turkey, and later, Iran and Pakistan, the pact was intended to ensure collective defense in the Middle East, not only to “contain” the Soviet Union and protect the region against the perceived threat of encroaching communism, but also to safeguard Britain and the United States’ own security interests in the Northern Tier The study was divided into three sections the first is about the importance of Iraq, the beginning of American interest in Iraq, And evolution of its policy toward Iraq, the second talk about the Eisenhower administration, and the foundation of Baghdad Pact .

The third deals and followed the American policy towards of the July 14, 1958 And its position, The study tried to reveal the American position on this revolution and follow the US policy