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Six Day War History:     more books (102)

Strike first!: A battle history of Israel's Six-Day War by Daṿid Dayan, 1968 A History of the Six-Day War by Arye Hashavia, 1968 Strike first!: A battle history of Israel's Six-Day War by David Dayan, 1967 Strike First ! : A Battle History of Israel's Six - Day War by David Dayan, 1967 Six Years-Six Days; Origins and History of the Six Day War A History of the Six-Day War (Hebrew and French Edition) by Arye Hashavia, 1969 The Six Day War 1967: Sinai (Campaign) by Simon Dunstan, 2009-10-27 Six Days of War: June 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East by Michael B. Oren, 2003-06-03 The Six Day War 1967: Jordan and Syria (Campaign) by Simon Dunstan, 2009-11-24 The Six Day War by Randolph S. Churchill, Winston S. Churchill Jr., 2002-10 Seventh Day: Soldiers Talk About the Six-day War Six day war (Ballantine's illustrated history of the violent century : Campaign book ; no. 27) by A. J Barker, 1974 The Six-Day War: A Retrospective The Soviet Union and the June 1967 Six Day War (Cold War International History Project)

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1. Six Days In June
   her brilliant essay on Israel’s stunning victory in the six day war of June 1967(Barbara Tuchman, Israel’s Swift Sword, in Practicing history, 1981, pp.  
   http://www.foigm.org/IMG/sixdays.htm
   
   Extractions: Israel My Glory About The Friends of Israel Israel My Glory Magazine Israel Mi Gloria (Spanish) Editorial by Elwood McQuaid ... Go to The Friends of Israel Web Store by William C. Varner A people considered for centuries as non-fighters carried out in June, 1967 against long odds the most nearly perfect military operation in modern history." With these words an eminent American historian opened her brilliant essay on Israel’s stunning victory in the Six Day War of June 1967 (Barbara Tuchman, "Israel’s Swift Sword," in Practicing History , 1981, pp. 173-187). Historians, commentators, and statesmen alike have expressed amazement at Israel’s dramatic victory more than 30 years ago. In six brief and dizzying days, a small but determined civilian army beat incalculable odds and altered the future course of Middle Eastern history. At the same time they gained new respect for a people long thought doomed to humiliating exile among the nations. The tiny nation of Israel, composed at that time of only two and a half million citizens, within a week found itself in control of an area twice its previous size. The suddenness and significance of Israel’s victory raise the inevitable questions, "Why?" and "How?" While secularists may offer their answers, the uniqueness of this brief war forces believers to suggest a possible divine explanation.

2. The 1967 Six-Day War
   After just six days of fighting, Israeli forces broke through the enemy (3) HowardSachar, A history of Israel (5) Netanel Lorch, One Long war, (Jerusalem Keter  
   http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/History/67_War.html
   
   Extractions: The 1967 Six-Day War by Mitchell Bard Israel consistently expressed a desire to negotiate with its neighbors. In an address to the UN General Assembly on October 10, 1960, Foreign Minister Golda Meir challenged Arab leaders to meet with Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion to negotiate a peace settlement. Nasser answered on October 15, saying that Israel was trying to deceive world opinion, and reiterating that his country would never recognize the Jewish State. The Arabs were equally adamant in their refusal to negotiate a separate settlement for the refugees. As Nasser told the United Arab Republic National Assembly March 26, 1964: Israel and the imperialism around us, which confront us, are two separate things. There have been attempts to separate them, in order to break up the problems and present them in an imaginary light as if the problem of Israel is the problem of the refugees, by the solution of which the problem of Palestine will also be solved and no residue of the problem will remain. The danger of Israel lies in the very existence of Israel as it is in the present and in what she represents. Meanwhile, Syria used the

3. The 1967 Six-Day War Table Of Contents
   The 1967 sixday war. The 1967 six-day war; Broadcast to the Nationby Prime Minister Eshkol (6/5/67); Closing of the Gulf of Aqaba;  
   http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/History/1967toc.html

4. Six-Day War
   history 1967 May Forces on both Arab and Israeli sides of the borders are as areaction to the territorial losses and the humiliation of the sixday war.  
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   Extractions: The war could have lasted longer than it did, and the result could have been different and less humiliating for the Arabs, as their the power of their armies was far from depleted. But there were mainly 2 reasons why the Arab nations gave in: 1. The lost territories held relatively few inhabitants (as was the case with Sinai for Egypt and Golan Heights for Syria) or was occupied territory (as was the case with Gaza Strip for Egypt and West Bank for Jordan). 2. The capitals of each of the three countries were threatened (Israeli troops were less than 100 km from

5. Encyclopaedia Of The Orient
   in increase of freight prices in international trade. history. 1967 May Forces on both Arab and Israeli and the humiliation of the sixday war. 1979 March 26  
   http://i-cias.com/cgi-bin/eo-direct.pl?sixdaywr.htm

6. The History Of The Six-Day War (June 1967)
   The history of the sixday war ( June 1967) its attack on the USS Liberty during the six-day war. Why did Israel engage in an unprovoked planned  
   http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/51a/index-a.html

7. This Day In History
   Vietnam war. Wall Street. World war II. This day In history General Interest and archaeological scholar succumbed to injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident six days before.  
   http://www.historychannel.com/today
   
   Extractions: The Six-Day War between Israel and its Arab neighbors ends with a United Nations-brokered cease-fire. The outnumbered Israel Defense Forces achieved a swift and decisive victory in the brief war, rolling over the Arab coalition that threatened the Jewish state and more than doubling the amount of territory under Israel's control. The greatest fruit of victory lay in seizing the Old City of Jerusalem from Jordan; thousands of Jews wept while bent in prayer at the Second Temple's Western Wall. Increased tensions and skirmishes along Israel's northern border with Syria were the immediate cause of the third Arab-Israeli war. In 1967, Syria intensified its bombardment of Israeli settlements across the border, and Israel struck back by shooting down six Syrian MiG fighters. After Syria alleged in May 1967 that Israel was massing troops along the border, Egypt mobilized its forces and demanded the withdrawal of the U.N. Emergency Force from the Israel-Egypt cease-fire lines of the 1956 conflict. The U.N. peacekeepers left on May 19, and three days later Egypt closed the Strait of Tiran to Israeli shipping. On May 30, Jordan signed a mutual defense treaty with Egypt and Syria, and other Arab states, including Iraq, Kuwait, and Algeria, sent troop contingents to join the Arab coalition against Israel.

8. NPR : The Mideast : A Century Of Conflict : Part 4
   troops in Jerusalem during the six day war Israeli troops in Jerusalem during thesix day war. Photo courtesy MultiEducatorThe Multimedia history Company View  
   http://www.npr.org/news/specials/mideast/history/history4.html
   
   Extractions: Skip Navigation Programs and Schedules All Programs A-Z All Schedules MOST VISITED PROGRAMS All Songs Considered All Things Considered Car Talk Day to Day The Diane Rehm Show Fresh Air with Terry Gross Morning Edition The Motley Fool Radio Show Performance Today Talk of the Nation The Tavis Smiley Show Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! Weekend Edition Saturday Weekend Edition Sunday SCHEDULES NPR Stations' Schedules NPR.org Program Stream NPR Worldwide NPR on Sirius Satellite Radio var SA_ID="nprpix;npr"; The Mideast: A Century of Conflict

9. The Six Day War
   Education News history. The six day war. To celebrate Israel's 50th anniversary of becoming a state, Hillel Yeshiva Our topic is The six day war. On this web page, you  
   http://members.aol.com/RChera/6daywar.html
   
   Extractions: Main History htmlAdWH('7002737', '234', '60'); The Six Day War To celebrate Israel's 50th anniversary of becoming a state, Hillel Yeshiva, and other schools as well, are having their students do a project on any topic about Israel. Our topic is The Six Day War. On this web page, you will see why the Six Day War was so important, and how it affects us today. How the war started... The First Strike Jordan Attacks! Syria Falls ... Aftermath of the war

10. NPR : The Mideast : A Century Of Conflict
    Jewish Agency for Israel; Arthur James Balfour, David BenGurion, six day war andYitzhak Rabin courtesy MultiEducator-The Multimedia history Company; Anwar  
    http://www.npr.org/news/specials/mideast/history/
    
    Extractions: Skip Navigation Programs and Schedules All Programs A-Z All Schedules MOST VISITED PROGRAMS All Songs Considered All Things Considered Car Talk Day to Day The Diane Rehm Show Fresh Air with Terry Gross Morning Edition The Motley Fool Radio Show Performance Today Talk of the Nation The Tavis Smiley Show Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! Weekend Edition Saturday Weekend Edition Sunday SCHEDULES NPR Stations' Schedules NPR.org Program Stream NPR Worldwide NPR on Sirius Satellite Radio var SA_ID="nprpix;npr"; The Mideast: A Century of Conflict A Seven-Part Series Traces the Israeli-Palestinian Dispute September 2002 NPR News is presenting this special series on the roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to bring context and perspective to the story, and to help listeners understand the complex situation in the Mideast, the history, and the consequences of the confrontation. To accomplish this, NPR has gone to leading historians of the region to document the deep and conflicting roots of today's Middle East.

11. Today In History: June 11
    Each day an event from American history is illustrated by digitized items from the Library of Congress American Memory historic collections. end of the Civil war by parading down Pennsylvania Avenue including a series of day and nighttime Shriner's parades in on film, made the same journey just six months later  
    http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/today/today.html
    
    Extractions: Prints and Photographs Division On June 11 , 1927, Charles Lindbergh received the first Distinguished Flying Cross ever awarded. Since 1927, aviators honored with this medal have included World War II pilots President George Bush and Senator George McGovern and astronaut Virgil "Gus" Grissom for flying one hundred missions during the Korean War. Lindbergh's nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic on May 20-21, 1927 made aeronautical history. The stunt-flyer-turned-airmail-pilot's flight was underwritten by a group of St. Louis businessmen. Flying his monoplane, Spirit of St. Louis , Lindbergh captured the $25,000 prize offered for the first flight between New York and Paris. "Lucky Lindy's" arrival in Paris after thirty-three-and-one-half hours in the air was celebrated on both sides of the Atlantic. Feted at a June 1927 reception in Washington, D.C., he was praised by the president of the United States: On a morning just three weeks ago yesterday, this wholesome, earnest, fearless, courageous product of America rose into the air from Long Island in a monoplane christened "The Spirit of St. Louis" in honor of his home and that of his supporters. It was no haphazard adventure. After months of most careful preparation, supported by a valiant character, driven by an unconquerable will and inspired by the imagination and the spirit of his Viking ancestors, this reserve officer set wing across the dangerous stretches of the North Atlantic. He was alone. His destination was Paris.

12. About Michael Oren's 6 Days Of War
    The sixday war, as it is widely known, was totally unique in history. Neverhas a conflict so short, yielded such profound and far-reaching results.  
    http://www.shalem.org.il/oren/about.htm
    
    Extractions: Publication date coinciding with the 35th Anniversary of the Six Day War The Yom Kippur War and the War in Lebanon, the Intifada Six Days of War is the first comprehensive study of this towering historical event, the first to explore both its military and diplomatic dimensions, and to spotlight all its participants: Arab, Israeli, Soviet and American. It tells the story of why the war broke out and the shocking ways it unfolded. Drawing on thousands of formerly top-secret documents, on rare papers in Russian and Arabic, and on exclusive personal interviews, Six Days of War Great events and characters combine in this sweeping and singularly engaging narrative. An invaluable resource for students of modern history and international affairs, of Israel and the Arab world, Six Days of War is essential reading for anyone interested in the origins of the Middle East conflict today. Among many other revelations, readers of Six Days of War will learn about:

13. Israel Defense Forces - The Official Website
    Armaments and Technology, history, IDF Units, Doctrine, Info. Center, News, Homepage history. history. The six day war. (10/06/1967 05/06/1967). Introduction.  
    http://www1.idf.il/DOVER/site/mainpage.asp?sl=EN&id=5&from=history&docid=18924&P

14. Welcome To The Woodrow Wilson International Center For Scholars
    and the Global Economy. Cold war International history Project. Comparative Urban Studies Project USSR intentionally instigated the sixday war by knowingly disinforming Egypt in  
    http://wwics.si.edu/index.cfm?topic_id=1409&fuseaction=topics.item&news_

15. Result Of The Six Day War
    made it possible to return to the legacy of Jewish history in the Old City, inBethleh, in Hebron and more. Israel after the six day war stretched from Mt.  
    http://www.palestinefacts.org/pf_1948to1967_sixday_result.php
    
    Extractions: SIX DAY WAR RESULT Scroll Down For Menu Or Search Palestine Facts Home Page Geography and Population Basics Early History of Palestine Through World War I and British Mandate The British Mandate Period Independence of Israel (1947-1949) Israel 1948 Through 1967 Israel 1967 Through 1991 Israel 1991 Through Present Current Events Frequently Asked Questions about Palestine Frequently Asked Questions about this website Search Palestine Facts The Six-Day War ended at 1630 GMT on June 10, 1967 when a cease-fire became effective on the Israel-Syrian front. Israel's casualties amounted to 759 dead and about 3,000 wounded. Arab casualties were never officially tallied, but are believed to be about 15,000. Israel had avoided the threat to its very existence, but also remembered well that there was no peace after the victory in 1948-49. Therefore, Israel was determined to hold the new cease-fire lines until a permanent peace was established. Israel's victory was devastating to the Arab countries, who had expected a quick and easy victory for themselves. Instead they not only failed to achieve their goal of destroying Israel, but on the contrary Israel gained all of Jerusalem, the Golan Heights, Sinai, the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank. In the United Nations the Security Council had been inert and ineffectual during the emergency that preceded the war. During the war they became active and met each day of the fighting, attempting to arrange a cease-fire. On June 10, the Soviet Union, embarrassed that its Arab client states lost the war, broke off diplomatic relations with Israel, followed by the Soviet puppet regimes in Bulgaria, Poland, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Hungary. On June 13, the Soviet Union asked that a special emergency session of the General Assembly be convened. The Assembly was addressed on June 19 by Soviet Premier Kosygin, who called for condemnation of Israel, withdrawal of its forces from all areas occupied in the war, and payment of compensation by Israel for damage inflicted on Egypt, Syria and Jordan. His address was answered by Israel's Foreign Minister.

16. This Day In History
    World war II. This day In history Vietnam war. May 3 After more than six years on the battlefield, the Brigade was withdrawn from Vietnam in August 1971  
    http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/vietnam.html
    
    Extractions: Buddhist immolates himself in protest Buddhist monk Quang Duc publicly burns himself to death in a plea for President Ngo Dinh Diem to show "charity and compassion" to all religions. Diem, a Catholic who had been oppressing the Buddhist majority, remained stubborn despite continued Buddhist protests and repeated U.S. requests to liberalize his government's policies. More Buddhist monks immolated themselves during ensuing weeks. Madame Nhu, the president's sister-in-law, referred to the burnings as "barbecues" and offered to supply matches. In November 1963, South Vietnamese military officers assassinated Diem and his brother during a coup. Battle for control of Kompong Speu in Cambodia A force of 4,000 South Vietnamese and 2,000 Cambodian soldiers battle 1,400 communist troops for control of the provincial capital of Kompong Speu, 30 miles southwest of Phnom Penh. At 50 miles inside the border, it was the deepest penetration that South Vietnamese forces had made into Cambodia since the incursion began on April 29. The town was captured by the communists on June 13, but retaken by Allied forces on June 16. South Vietnamese officials reported that 183 enemy soldiers were killed, while 4 of their own died and 22 were wounded during the fighting. Civilian casualties in Kompong Speu were estimated at 40 to 50 killed.

17. HISTORY- The State Of Israel
    history The State of Israel. attacks which resulted in the death and injury of Israelicivilians occurred during the two decades preceding the 1967 six day war  
    http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Facts About Israel/History/HISTORY- The State of Israe
    
    Extractions: Independence On 14 May 1948, Israel proclaimed its independence . Less than 24 hours later, the regular armies of Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq invaded the country, forcing Israel to defend the sovereignty it had regained in its ancestral homeland. In what became known as Israel's War of Independence , the newly formed, poorly equipped Israel Defense Forces (IDF) repulsed the invaders in fierce intermittent fighting, which lasted some 15 months and claimed over 6,000 Israeli lives (nearly one percent of the country's Jewish population at the time). During the first months of 1949, direct negotiations were conducted under UN auspices between Israel and each of the invading countries (except Iraq which refused to negotiate with Israel), resulting in armistice agreements which reflected the situation at the end of the fighting. Accordingly, the coastal plain, Galilee and the entire Negev were within Israel's sovereignty, Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) came under Jordanian rule, the Gaza Strip came under Egyptian administration, and the city of Jerusalem was divided, with Jordan controlling the eastern part, including the Old City, and Israel the western sector.

18. The Arab-Israeli Wars
    776 Israeli soldiers fell in the sixday war. Yet the Yom Kippur war went down inIsrael s history as a conclusion that the tank had seen its day, in view of  
    http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/History/Modern History/Centenary of Zionism/The Arab-I
    
    Extractions: In December 1946 - at the first post-war Zionist Congress in Basle - David Ben Gurion assumed the defense portfolio, including responsibility for the Haganah , which at the time concentrated on the struggle against the British. Although British restrictions, searches and detentions made the building of a clandestine force - with armor and artillery, air and sea power - well-nigh impossible, Ben-Gurion decided early on that this was the decisive task: to build up a force in preparation for an assault by the regular armies of the Arab countries, which the yishuv would have to face alone, without outside help. He found the Haganah woefully ill prepared for such an eventuality and set about energetically to rectify this. Since import and deployment of heavy weapons were not practicable as long as the British held sway over Palestine, it was decided that manpower should be readied in the country and equipment purchased abroad - to be "married" in time to throw back an Arab assault, if not to prevent it; in time for 15 May 1948, the day envisaged for the termination of the British Mandate and the day after Israel would declare its independence.

19. HistoryCentral.com - Your Source For Everything History -> World History > Middl
    historyCentral.com World history Middle East 1967 six day war.1967- six day war. In October and November of 1966, there was  
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    Extractions: Navigation: America's Wars: Revolutionary War War of 1812 Civil War Chronology of WW II ... Vietnam War American History: Civics: A Glossary Amistad Gallery of Railroad Stations Elections: US Elections Aviation: WW II: American Aircraft Navy History: US Carriers US Navy Battleships US Patrol Boats US Cruisers World History: History of The Middle East HistoryCentral.com Middle East 1967- Six Day War 1967- Six Day War In October and November of 1966, there was a rise in terrorist activity against Israel. These attacks originated in Syria and Jordan. There were also continued Syrian artillery attacks on kibbutzim (collective settlements) in the area below the Golan Heights. In April 1967, Israel decided to respond by attacking, via air, the Syrian emplacements on the Golan Heights. On April 7, there was an air-battle in which Israel shot down six Syrian aircraft. Following the April attack, the Israeli government warned its neighbors that it would be forced to take further action unless terrorism from Syria was terminated. The Soviets then passed false intelligence information to the Egyptians, claiming that Israel was massing troops to strike at Syria. Israel denied these claims, and U.N. ground observers confirmed the Israeli assertions. On May 18, Egypt requested that U.N. forces stationed on the Egyptian-Israeli border since the 1956 Sinai Campaign, be withdrawn from the area. U.N. Secretary General U Thant complied immediately. The Egyptians then blockaded the Straits of Tiran, effectively cutting off Israeli shipping access to the Port of Eilat.

20. 1967 Six Day War
    The history of Aviation Modern Era. 1967 six day war. Israel made aviationhistory when its airforce struck early on the morning of June 5th.  
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    Extractions: The History of Aviation Modern Era 1967 Six Day War Israel made aviation history when its airforce struck early on the morning of June 5th. Israel's preemtive strike eliminated the Egytain airforce. Soon after it struck the Jordainian, Syrian and Iraqi air forces. In the first hours of the war Israel acheived total air superiority. A total of 393 Arab planes were destroyed on the ground. Israel's air to air superiority was assured by the training of its pilots and the performance of its French built Mirage aircraft. Aviation Related Products from our History Shopping Stor e Related Products Resources Links to Other Aviation Sites

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