2: Conspiracy | Suez: A Very British Crisis

This episode provides an insight into the way in which Eden secretly plotted with France and Israel, behind the USA's back, not only to seize back the Suez Canal but to remove Nasser.

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1: Betrayal | Suez: A Very British Crisis

1: Betrayal | Suez: A Very British Crisis

BBC Two | 2006 | 59'09''

Archive material, interviews, and dramatisations provide an insight into to the Suez crisis of 1956; the Egyptian uprising that bro...

2: Conspiracy | Suez: A Very British Crisis

2: Conspiracy | Suez: A Very British Crisis

BBC Two | 2006 | 59'31''

This episode provides an insight into the way in which Eden secretly plotted with France and Israel, behind the USA's back, not o...

3: War | Suez: A Very British Crisis

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How the invasion of Egypt caused an international outcry and the end of Eden's career.
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3: War | Suez: A Very British Crisis

How the invasion of Egypt caused an international outcry and the end of Eden's career.
History  |  BBC

1: Betrayal | Suez: A Very British Crisis

Archive material, interviews, and dramatisations provide an insight into to the Suez crisis of 1956; the Egyptian uprising that brought Gamal Abdul Nasser to power and marked the end of British Empire.