دور عشائر الفلوجه فی مقاومه الاحتلال البریطانی ثوره العشرین انموذجا

Published date: Jun 14 2020

Journal Title: KnE Social Sciences

Issue title: The Second Annual International Conference on Human Sciences (AICHS)

Pages: 841–861

DOI: 10.18502/kss.v4i8.7217

ابتسام حمود محمد الحربی huseen_h2012@yahoo.comقسم التاریخ، کلیه التربیه للعلوم الانسانیه، العراق

ثامر عزام حمد الدلیمیقسم التاریخ، کلیه التربیه للعلوم الانسانیه، العراق

Fallujah is an Anbarian city that was founded in 1926 as per the royal administration order no. (866). It sits on the left side of the Euphrates. According to the 1950s administrative boundaries, Fallujah is adjacent to Khadhimya from the north, Mahmoudia district from the east and Msaib district from the southern Fallujah boundary and is 65-km west of Baghdad. This city is linked by a single street that passes through the city, dividing it into twin neighborhoods. It passes along the Fallujah iron bridge that was constructed by the British in 1929 so the British forces could travel between Bagdhad and Habbaniya. Surrounded by big orchards and farmlands, Fallujah is a small city whose populated area was no more than 4km² in the 1920s. Fallujah had since its founding, a great impact on the political life in Baghdad.

Keywords: revolution, British, resistance, their enemies, population.