George Antonius

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George Antonius was a pioneering early 20th-century historian and political thinker whose writings, especially "The Arab Awakening," helped define and document the rise of modern Arab nationalism.

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instanceOf author
civil servant
historian
political thinker
analyzed Hussein–McMahon Correspondence
surface form: the Hussein–McMahon Correspondence

Sykes–Picot Agreement
surface form: the Sykes–Picot Agreement
authorOf The Arab Awakening
birthYear 1891
burialPlace Mount Zion Cemetery, Jerusalem
citizenship British subject
criticized Balfour Declaration
surface form: the Balfour Declaration
deathYear 1942
described Arab Revolt
surface form: the Arab Revolt during World War I
educatedAt King's College, Cambridge NERFINISHED
Victoria College, Alexandria
employer British Mandate for Palestine
surface form: British Mandate administration in Palestine

British authorities in Mandatory Palestine
surface form: Government of Palestine (British Mandate)
era early 20th century
ethnicGroup Arabs
surface form: Arab
fieldOfWork Middle Eastern studies
history
political thought
fullName George Habib Antonius
influenced Arab nationalist intellectuals
Western understanding of the Arab question
historiography of Arab nationalism
languageOfWorkOrName Arabic
English
movement Arab nationalism
nationality Lebanese people
surface form: Lebanese

Palestinian
notableFor critique of British policy in the Arab world
systematic historical account of the rise of modern Arab nationalism
notableWork The Arab Awakening
placeOfBirth Deir el Qamar
surface form: Deir al-Qamar

Mount Lebanon Mutasarrifate
placeOfDeath Jerusalem
positionHeld Deputy Director of Education in the Government of Palestine
publicationYearOfNotableWork 1938
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
residence Cairo
Jerusalem
spouse Katie Antonius
subjectOfWork Arab nationalism
Great Power politics in the Middle East
modern Arab history
workCharacterizedAs foundational text of modern Arab nationalism

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Arab nationalism hasKeyFigure George Antonius
The Arab Awakening author George Antonius