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Introduction

In 1956, the Middle East saw the Suez Crisis. Egypt took charge of the Suez Canal, which was followed by a military strike by Israel, France, and the United Kingdom.

    How did it all began and affected the Cold War?

    The resulting Suez Crisis disrupted international unity and put the United States' alliance with its two principal Cold War partners, Britain and France, to the test. Nasser nationalized the canal after the United States and the United Kingdom failed to honour a prior deal to fund the Aswan Dam project.

Keep it in the back of your mind :

The Suez Crisis was responsible  for  an diplomatic disaster within side the Middle East prompted through Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal on July 26, 1956. 

Did you know?

The 1956 Suez Crisis, it became maximum probably one of the maximum critical activities in post-World War II British history.  Its final results burdened Britains declining role and showed its repute as a "second-tier" international force.

Did Canada even change with this crisis going on?

    The Suez Canada, was finished in 1869 via a means of Egyptian team of workers operating for the French and British-owned Suez Canal Company. On July 26, 1956, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser confiscated and nationalized the business.This step scared Western policymakers due to the fact, the canal was an important route for oil to Britain. Nasser should critically damage the British financial system if Egypt blocked the waft of oil. The Egyptian seizure took place throughout the Cold War, heightening tensions even further. The pronounced justification for Egypts canal nationalization came to apply delivery tolls to fund the development of the Aswan Dam.  Nasser saved strolling the canal as normal, however Britain, France, and their nearby accomplice Israel began making plans for an army response. Meanwhile, Nasser bought army gadgets from the Soviet Union.