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April 21, 1949
Meeting of the Lebanese Opposition
Notes on communication between members of the Phalangist party and Emile Edde.
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April 29, 1949
Al-Najadah (Najjadah) Party Meeting
Short document regarding a meeting of members of al-Najaddah in order to increase their membership and improve their image.
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May 02, 1949
Protest Meeting in Lebanon
Document regarding a meeting of a Lebanese opposition group (possibly the Union of Lebanese Labor Unions, or else an associated group) including where it met and who attended.
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May 03, 1949
The Parti Populaire and the Lebanese Army
Document regarding continued PPS recruitment among the ranks of the Lebanese Army.
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May 03, 1949
Kurdish Activities in Syria
Document regarding Kurdish activities including in northern Syria, a Kurdish magazine in Paris, and activities of the Kurdish party in Beirut.
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May 05, 1949
Lebanese Republican Independence Party
The Journalist Informer reports that Konsṭanṭin [?] Tābit reconstituted the Lebanese Republican Independence Party and met with party members to discuss recruiting the youth.
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May 06, 1949
al-Dāhashiya [Dahashiya]
Information on the formation of al-Dāhashiya by Ibrahīm al-Dāhashī and [Salim Damwa], their recent activities.
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July 30, 1949
The 'Popular Resistance' Newspaper
Report on publication plans of a leftist newspaper published by the League of Palestinian National Liberty.
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August 10, 1949
Movements of the Lebanese Opposition
Report on the activities of various Lebanese opposition groups, including the Phalangists, the Communist party, the National Bloc and Palestinian refugees.
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April 01, 1953
The Dispute between Chamoun [Shamūn] and Jumblat [Junblāṭ]
Jumblatt intends to foment a mass movement against Chamoun, and prospects for reconciliation are dim. Chehab describes the onset and advancements of this rift.
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July 15, 1953
Mustapha al-Siba'i's Activities in Lebanon
Document describes Mustafa al-Siba'i's movements and activities including his trip to Beirut, his involvement in Lebanese politics and interaction with Arab nationalists, his activities in Egypt and Iraq and information on the group 'Servants of the Prophet' ('Obaad al-rahmaan).
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1956
The Political Situation in Lebanon
Lebanese government leaders debate military action against Egypt, and other countries scrutinize Lebanon's domestic situation.
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1956
The Political Situation in Lebanon
Account of the importance of the President to Lebanon's policies, the stages of Lebanon's foreign policy in the last two years, and a British visit to Cairo.
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January 09, 1956
Meeting at the Villa of Sheikh Salim al-Khoury in 'Aukar
A plan emerges to exploit Lebanese uranium ore, and an American diplomat discusses prospects for the Lebanese government, a recent resolution forbidding army supplies, and other regional issues.
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April 20, 1956
Development of Lebanon's Political Situation
While the Lebanese government favors Iraq and the British, it faces pressure to support Egyptian-Syrian-Saudi policies, and an opposition front is expected to form in the coming weeks.
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July 25, 1956
Report No. 7, 'Development of Arab Political Activities in Lebanon in relation to the Opposition to, and Support of the Turkish Alliance'
Account of Lebanese perspectives toward the Turkish Alliance, controversy over a Saudi Ambassador, US intervention, and several other matters of urgency.
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1957
Untitled report about meetings between Syrian officials and the Lebanese opposition
Lebanese opposition and Syrian officials meet in Damascus to plan the removal of the Lebanese government from power.
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1957
Syria’s Position vis-à-vis Lebanon
The Syrian government and leftist leaders disapprove of the Lebanese government, Lebanese opposition leaders prepare a campaign against the government, and other Arab countries configure their policies toward Syria.
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November 04, 1957
Mounting a Coup d’État in Lebanon
Account of plans and objectives for a coup in Lebanon.
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June 17, 1958
Untitled report on Soviet-Egyptian relations
Account of Syrian Army meetings to discuss responses to Lebanon and the deployment of foreign troops.