British officials of the Arab Bureau

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British officials of the Arab Bureau were a group of British intelligence and political officers in Cairo during World War I who specialized in Middle Eastern affairs and played a key role in shaping British policy in the Arab world.

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instanceOf British intelligence officers
British political officers
group of people
activeDuring World War I NERFINISHED
cooperatedWith Arab Revolt leaders NERFINISHED
Sharif Hussein of Mecca NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
employedBy British Foreign Office NERFINISHED
British government NERFINISHED
British intelligence services NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork colonial administration
diplomacy
intelligence
military intelligence
political analysis
focusRegion Arabian Peninsula NERFINISHED
Hejaz NERFINISHED
Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
Palestine NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
hasRole advising on British policy in the Arab world
coordinating Arab affairs for the British government
gathering intelligence in the Middle East
influenced British policy in the Arab world
postwar settlement in the Middle East
notableMember Aubrey Herbert NERFINISHED
David George Hogarth NERFINISHED
Gertrude Bell NERFINISHED
Gilbert Clayton NERFINISHED
Kinahan Cornwallis NERFINISHED
Ronald Storrs NERFINISHED
Stewart Newcombe NERFINISHED
T. E. Lawrence NERFINISHED
William Ormsby-Gore NERFINISHED
operatedIn Cairo NERFINISHED
Egypt NERFINISHED
partOf Arab Bureau NERFINISHED
specializedIn Middle Eastern affairs
subordinateTo British High Commissioner in Egypt NERFINISHED
British military command in Egypt NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1916
1917
1918
usedLanguage Arabic
English

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Mr. Dryden basedOn British officials of the Arab Bureau