Arab Congress of 1913
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المؤتمر العربي الأول هو مؤتمر اقامه مجموعة من المفكرين والسياسيين والقوميين العرب في الفترة من 18 إلى 23 حزيران 1913 في قاعة الجمعية الجغرافية في باريس.
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Le Congrès général arabe ou Congrès national arabe est une rencontre de nationalistes arabes qui s'est tenue à Paris dans les dernières années de l'Empire ottoman. Il s'est réuni en 1913 dans l'immeuble de la Société de géographie situé boulevard Saint-Germain avec l'accord et un financement du gouvernement français. Les sociétés plus ou moins clandestines qui ont participé à ce congrès sont la Ligue de la patrie arabe de Negib Azoury, Al-'Ahd, Al Fatat et le Parti de la décentralisation.
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Первый арабский конгресс (араб. المؤتمر العربي الأول) — конгресс арабских общественных организаций, проходивший 18—23 июня 1913 года в Париже.
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The Arab Congress of 1913 (also known as the "Arab National Congress," "First Palestinian Conference," the "First Arab Congress," and the "Arab-Syrian Congress") met in a hall of the French Geographical Society (Société de Géographie) at 184 Boulevard Saint-Germain, Paris from June 18–23 in Paris to discuss more autonomy for the Arab people living under the Ottoman Empire. Furthermore The Arab National Congress, which was established by 25 official Arab Nationalists delegates, was convened to discuss desired reforms and to express their discontent with some Ottoman policies. It took place at a time of uncertainty and change in the Ottoman Empire: in the years leading up to World War I, the Empire had undergone a revolution (1908) and a coup (1913) by the Young Turks, and had been defeated
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Il Congresso arabo del 1913 (noto anche come "Congresso Nazionale Arabo," "Prima Conferenza Palestinese", "Primo Congresso Arabo," o "Congresso Arabo-Siriano") si svolse in una sala della Società Geografica francese (Société de Géographie) al 184 Boulevard Saint-Germain dal 18 al 23 giugno a Parigi, per discutere delle riforme che garantissero agli Arabi maggior autonomia nell'ambito dell'Impero ottomano. Boulevard Saint-Germain, angolo Rue de Buci. Gli edifici visibili all'angolo di rue de Buci e di rue de Seine costituiscono la parte settentrionale dell'antica rue des Boucheries.
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Arab Congress of 1913
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المؤتمر العربي الأول
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Congrès général arabe
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Congresso arabo del 1913
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Арабский конгресс (1913)
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Arab Congress of 1913
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Arab Congress of 1913
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Société de Géographie
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1913-06-23
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1913-06-18
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Paris, France, Boulevard Saint-Germain at the corner of Rue de Buci. Buildings shown between the corner of the rue de Buci and rue de Seine are the original North side of the former rue des Boucheries.
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المؤتمر العربي الأول هو مؤتمر اقامه مجموعة من المفكرين والسياسيين والقوميين العرب في الفترة من 18 إلى 23 حزيران 1913 في قاعة الجمعية الجغرافية في باريس.
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The Arab Congress of 1913 (also known as the "Arab National Congress," "First Palestinian Conference," the "First Arab Congress," and the "Arab-Syrian Congress") met in a hall of the French Geographical Society (Société de Géographie) at 184 Boulevard Saint-Germain, Paris from June 18–23 in Paris to discuss more autonomy for the Arab people living under the Ottoman Empire. Furthermore The Arab National Congress, which was established by 25 official Arab Nationalists delegates, was convened to discuss desired reforms and to express their discontent with some Ottoman policies. It took place at a time of uncertainty and change in the Ottoman Empire: in the years leading up to World War I, the Empire had undergone a revolution (1908) and a coup (1913) by the Young Turks, and had been defeated in two wars against Italy and the Balkan states. The Arabs were agitating for more rights under the fading empire and early glimmers of Arab nationalism were emerging. A number of dissenting and reform-oriented groups formed in Greater Syria, Palestine, Constantinople, and Egypt. Under Zionist influence, Jewish immigration to Palestine was increasing, and England and France were expressing interest in the region, competing for spheres of influence. It was under these conditions that a group of students living in Paris called for a Congress to be held to discuss proposed Arab reforms. While the Congress was not ultimately successful in its proposed aims, it was a reflection of events taking place and dynamics that shaped the early 20th century for three continents before World War I began. Many scholars place the origins of Arab nationalism during these crucial years that witnessed a dwindling of empires and a build-up of tension surrounding Zionist immigration to Palestine and Arab reaction to it. The whole Congress declared itself ready to struggle to bring the Arab Nation into being by means of revolution. Al-Hoda Editor and Lebanese League of Progress President, Naoum Mokarzel started cautiously by saying that: “The Revolution must be literary and reformist”, he continued more aggressively “only the last resort should it be bloody, because the political systems of free nations have been constructed by martyrs and not with printers ink.” »
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Le Congrès général arabe ou Congrès national arabe est une rencontre de nationalistes arabes qui s'est tenue à Paris dans les dernières années de l'Empire ottoman. Il s'est réuni en 1913 dans l'immeuble de la Société de géographie situé boulevard Saint-Germain avec l'accord et un financement du gouvernement français. Les sociétés plus ou moins clandestines qui ont participé à ce congrès sont la Ligue de la patrie arabe de Negib Azoury, Al-'Ahd, Al Fatat et le Parti de la décentralisation.
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Il Congresso arabo del 1913 (noto anche come "Congresso Nazionale Arabo," "Prima Conferenza Palestinese", "Primo Congresso Arabo," o "Congresso Arabo-Siriano") si svolse in una sala della Società Geografica francese (Société de Géographie) al 184 Boulevard Saint-Germain dal 18 al 23 giugno a Parigi, per discutere delle riforme che garantissero agli Arabi maggior autonomia nell'ambito dell'Impero ottomano. Esso porterà anni dopo, sia pur indirettamente, a grandi cambiamenti del quadro geo-politico dell'intero Vicino Oriente che influenzarono l'intera politica mondiale con la nascita di entità istituzionali arabe che, seppure costrette a subire i Mandati, affidati non a caso alle potenze vincitrici della prima guerra mondiale, dopo i segreti Accordi Sykes-Picot (rivelati solo grazie all'Unione Sovietica da pochissimo costituitasi furono seguiti decenni più tardi dalla nascita di moderni Stati arabi. Boulevard Saint-Germain, angolo Rue de Buci. Gli edifici visibili all'angolo di rue de Buci e di rue de Seine costituiscono la parte settentrionale dell'antica rue des Boucheries. Fu ion questa cornice che un gruppo di studenti (tra cui Jamil Mardam Bey) che vivevano nella capitale francese invocarono un Congresso che discutesse delle necessarie riforme per il mondo arabo d'allora. Malgrado il Congresso che si svolse non avesse registrato nell'immediato alcun successo, esso costituì un momento di pionieristica riflessione sulle dinamiche in atto e sulla visione di un possibile Vicino Oriente arabo. Molti studiosi pensano infatti che il Congresso abbia rappresentato il primo passo del nazionalismo arabo.
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Первый арабский конгресс (араб. المؤتمر العربي الأول) — конгресс арабских общественных организаций, проходивший 18—23 июня 1913 года в Париже.
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