Description
Explore the intricate details of the Lebanese Civil War in Volume 2 of the Middle East@War series. This comprehensive resource covers the ongoing conflict from 1978 to 1981, shedding light on the complex military dynamics and the pivotal events that shaped this turbulent period in Lebanon's history. Once lauded as the 'Switzerland of the Middle East', Lebanon found itself in crisis as various factions battled for control, revealing deep-seated ethnic and religious divides. This volume focuses on powerful insights into the Syrian intervention in Lebanon, the resurgence of Israeli air dominance, and the operations of local militias. With its robust analysis and exclusive illustrations, this book provides readers with an invaluable understanding of the military strategies and political maneuvers that defined the Lebanese Civil War. Authors Tom Cooper and Sérgio Santana present a meticulously researched narrative that unravels the intricacies of the conflict, making it essential reading for history enthusiasts and military strategy students alike. Delve deeply into the geopolitical implications and armed forces' evolution during a period marked by chaos and transformation. Perfect for those interested in Middle Eastern studies, military history, or the Lebanese Civil War specifically. The paperback edition is conveniently sized at 210 x 297 mm and contains 82 pages of expert content first published on 28-02-2022. Equip yourself with knowledge and explore the multifaceted story of Lebanon during this challenging era.