موقف إذاعة بغداد من الاحداث في مصر عام١٩٥٢-١٩٥٧

Abstract

Radio Baghdad had several positions regarding the most prominent and important internal and external events taking place in Egypt. The period from 1952 to 1957 witnessed major changes in Egyptian-Iraqi relations, and the beginning was with the outbreak of the revolution of July 23, 1952, and the differing views of the Iraqi government under the monarchy of the revolution in Egypt, and relations between Egypt and Iraq began to be tense with the declaration of the republican regime in Egypt and Gamal Abdel Nasser came to power. But it soon calmed down relatively soon as the Iraqi government and the royal court recognized the republican system in Egypt. However, the situation changed and began to become tense again after Iraq entered the Baghdad Pact in 1955, when Gamal Abdel Nasser launched a severe campaign against the Baghdad Pact through Sawt al-Haqq radio, which was one of the strongest and most influential radio stations among the masses. In response to these campaigns, the Iraqi government created a radio station called The name is (Free Voice of Egypt), broadcasting from Baghdad. The Iraqi Directorate of Guidance and Radio also issued several statements denouncing the Egyptian attack on Iraqi politics, and clarifying that Iraq is working to preserve Arab unity, and Iraq does not reciprocate with Egypt by attacking it. The statements demanded an end to the hostile method it is launching. Egypt is against Iraq, because this method disturbed Egyptian-Iraqi relations. The Iraqi government also expressed its official position regarding supporting Egypt during the tripartite aggression in 1956. Because Radio Baghdad is an official radio station affiliated with the Iraqi government and speaks of the policy of the monarchy, it had several positions on the events that took place in Egypt.

The research was divided into an introduction, a conclusion, three axes, and a list of sources. The first axis was about Radio Baghdad’s position on the revolution of July 23, 1952, and the second axis was about Radio Baghdad’s position on the tripartite aggression against Egypt in 1956. The third axis talked about the media war between Gamal Abdel Nasser and Nuri al-Saeed. .