Britain's policy in the Crimean War 1853 - 1856 | ||
| Journal Of Al-Frahids Arts | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 23, September 2017, Pages 249-291 | ||
| Author | ||
| Ahmed Abdullah Al-Jabri | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Iraqi academic and scientific studies have paid attention on East issue, especially Britain on this issue policy attention because of the lack of what he wrote about in Arabic, on the one hand, and the difficulty of going into the themes of East issue on the other hand, what may cause it to the researcher of confusion as a result of overlapping interests of the major powers and contradiction policies and the speed of changing alliances giving the subject a feature to make it worthwhile and study, especially East and the issue is still the subject of a virgin and you need a lot of academic research studies to cover all eras in order to fill the need for the Arab reader with knowledge and see. The British policy in Crimea 1853- War in 1856 as the war played secretions task, both the Ottoman Empire or the international one relations of the most complex issues in the history of East issue, and which increased the difficulty of the British role in the war and the position adopted by British diplomacy and conflict within the British government between the parties to the decision-making, forcing the search, as Britain's position in the Crimean war has found a new phase in relations EuroMediterranean Ottoman, namely the traditional policy of Britain to maintain the maintenance and integrity of the territory of the Ottoman Empire, which was adopted by one of the pillars of British politics and William bit and later Palmerston in the face of continued Russian crawling toward the Ottoman Empire and its property in Eastern Europe either military action or escalating policy in pitting under the Ottoman state, which eventually led to the parking Britain over the events of East issue with the Ottoman Empire in general ambitions of Russia and European countries where. Not so for the Ottomans themselves, but in order to preserve British interests in the Middle. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Britain; in the Crimean War | ||
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