Article(print)#11981
A TEDIOUS AND PERILOUS CONTROVERSY: BRITAIN AND THE SETTLEMENT OF THE MOSUL DISPUTE, 1918-1926
In: Middle Eastern studies, Volume 17, Issue 2, p. 256-276
ISSN: 0026-3206
THE TREATY OF LAUSANNE DID NOT REMOVE ALL POINTS OF DIFFICULTY AFTER WORLD WAR I. DISPUTANTS OVER THE VILAYET OF MOSUL WERE TURKEY, WHICH HAD HELD THE TERRITORY BEFORE THE WAR, IRAQ, A BRITISH MANDATE TO WHOM MOSUL HAD BEEN ASSIGNED BY THE TREATY OF SEVRES, & BRITAIN, THE OCCUPYING FORCE WHICH REPRESENTED THE INTERESTS OF ITS MANDATE.
