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The 64 pages that link to Suez Crisis, each with the reason it gives.

• Port SaidBroader topic: Port Said was a principal target during the Anglo-French invasion.

• Port Said GovernorateRelated: Port Said was a principal site of fighting during the invasion that followed nationalization.

• Claude FrançoisRelated: The crisis formed the backdrop to his family’s departure from Egypt.

• Egypt under British ruleRelated: The crisis ended Britain’s remaining military presence and marked the collapse of its old position in Egypt.

• Isthmus of SuezBroader topic: The crisis showed how control of the isthmus's canal could trigger international intervention.

• Suez GovernorateRelated: The conflict’s military operations and destruction affected Suez city and its residents.

• Jewish exodus from the Muslim worldRelated: Its aftermath prompted expulsions and departures of Jews from Egypt.

• Moshe SharettRelated: The crisis unfolded after Sharett left office and reflected the harder security approach he had opposed.

• The Golden NotebookRelated: The novel’s political world reflects the crisis of confidence in British power after Suez.

• Alan MooreheadBroader topic: Moorehead reported the crisis and later made it the subject of a book-length history.

• Decolonisation of AfricaRelated: The crisis exposed the declining power of European empires and strengthened anticolonial confidence.

• History of the United NationsRelated: UN diplomacy and the first large emergency force helped secure the withdrawal of invading troops.

• Mohamed NaguibRelated: It exemplified the Nasser-led regional order that replaced the early revolutionary leadership Naguib represented.

• United Arab Republic administration of the Gaza StripRelated: The crisis briefly displaced Egyptian rule in Gaza before its restoration in 1957.