The Levant mandates and Charles de Gaulle's provisional government: power, culture and messages of imperial reform
The Levant mandates and Charles de Gaulle's provisional government: power, culture and messages of imperial reform
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黎凡特委任统治和戴高乐临时政府：帝国改革的权力、文化和信息
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10.1080/13507486.2017.1409701
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2018
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Chin R
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Chin R
本文通过帝国的视角审视了第二次世界大战结束时法国的权力观念。它具体通过分析法国在叙利亚的角色以及法国在 1945 年 5 月下旬轰炸叙利亚首都大马士革的决定来做到这一点。它使用修辞作为主要手段来梳理法国临时政府、黎凡特当地民族主义团体以及黎凡特和伦敦的英国领导层之间正在进行的复杂的权力谈判和交涉。它借鉴了公开声明、新闻和审查策略以及官方政策讨论产生的文件，说明了这些组织如何试图将自己塑造为叙利亚和黎巴嫩利益的合法代表。
This article examines the idea of French power at the close of the Second World War through the lens of empire. It does so specifically through an analysis of France’s role in Syria and its decision to bombard the Syrian capital of Damascus in late May 1945. It uses rhetoric as a primary means of teasing out the complex power negotiations and representations that were being played out among the French Provisional Government, local nationalist groups in the Levant and the British leadership both in the Levant and London. Drawing on public statements, press and censorship tactics and documents produced from official policy discussions, it illustrates how each of these groups attempted to frame itself as the legitimate representative of Syrian and Lebanese interests.