Nationalism After World War I

Around the World War I, the world saw an increase in nationalistic emotions. The Middle East is not affected by this new ideology. Arab nationalism began in the Ottoman Empire, but the rise of that mass never began until the end of the First World War. The Arab nationalism of the Arabian Peninsula is generally rising, but in Palestine another nationalist movement has begun to fight a unique and oppressive situation. In Palestine, British mission, British support, and worldwide support for Zionist immigrants entering Palestine, have given several European Zionists.

The progress of nationalism in Asia and Africa was reflected in the history of the United Nations after the First World War and the United Nations after World War II. The Versailles Treaty established by the National Federation Constitution also shrunk the defeated central government, mainly the German and Turkish empires. Based on their expectations for independence, the alliance allocated German African colonies to the UK, France, Belgium and South Africa and assigned its Pacific assets to Japan, Australia and New Zealand. There were only five Asian countries (China, India, Japan, Thailand, Iran) and two African countries (Liberia, South Africa) in the original allies, only three Asian countries (Afghanistan, Iraq, Turkey) were added It was. Before African countries (Egypt and Ethiopia) broke up in 1946

Many people and organizations want peace. Organizations trying to make war the past based on peace between nations are the United Nations after the First World War. When it did not stop World War II, it was replaced by the United Nations to make the world peaceful. That is, if a member is attacked or invaded from another country without first being attacked, the other member will support the first country attacked. The United Nations used this idea to protect South Korea and Kuwait during the attack.