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Emir Faisals Delegation bei der Pariser Friedenskonferenz 1919. Von links nach rechts: sein Privatsekretär Rustam Haidar (der wie Feisal Französisch sprach und Absolvent der Sorbonne war), Nuri as-Said, Prinz Faisal, Captain Rosario Pisani (hinter Faisal), T. E. Lawrence, Feisals Sklave (Name unbekannt), Captain Tahsin Kadry
Faiçal I do Iraque. Faiçal I (em árabe: فيصل الأول العراق; Taife, 20 de maio de 1885 – Berna, 8 de setembro de 1933) foi Rei do Reino Árabe da Síria entre março e julho de 1920, e Rei do Iraque de 1921 até sua morte em 1933. Era o terceiro filho do rei Huceine ibne Ali, o Grande Xarife de Meca e Rei de Hejaz, que se ...
24 de mar. de 2021 · Faisal, who was the son of Hussein bin Ali, the emir of Hejaz and guardian of holy sites, had no other commitments at the time and was to be made king of a newly created Kingdom of Iraq. Faisal was enough of an outsider for his power to rest on the British Empire while being enough of a local to give off the impression that he could handle the country’s domestic conflicts.
Balfour Declaration: Emir Faisal Endorses Declaration. Emir Faisal, son of Sharif Hussein, the leader of the Arab revolt against the Turks, signed an agreement with Chaim Weizmann and other Zionist leaders during the 1919 Paris Peace Conference. “Mindful of the racial kinship and ancient bonds existing between the Arabs and the Jewish people ...
Although Emir Faisal modernized Iraq, his push for Pan-Arabism led many minority groups within Iraq to be marginalized. Massacres occured against Assyrians, Jews , and Kurds in Iraq after the Ottoman period with Iraq - once a major center of Jewish learning - being reduced to a Jewish population of nine from over 140,000 before 1949.
Fayçal ben Hussein al-Hachimi (en arabe : فيصل بن الحسين الهاشمي), né le 20 mai 1885 à La Mecque et mort le 8 septembre 1933 à Berne est le premier roi d'Irak sous le nom de Fayçal I er de 1921 à sa mort, après avoir été le premier et unique roi de Syrie du 7 mars au 27 juillet 1920.Il est le fils de Hussein ben Ali, chérif de La Mecque et roi du Hedjaz,
27 de jul. de 2022 · Faysal and the Arab Awakening ↑. Faysal I, King of Iraq (1885-1933), the third son of Husayn ibn Ali, King of Hejaz (c.1853-1931) and Sharif of Mecca, was initially skeptical of the feasibility of an anti-Ottoman rebellion and the possibility that the Arab Movement could lend significant support to an armed uprising in the Hejaz. It was his elder brother Abdullah, King of Jordan (1882-1951 ...
