George Habib Antonius

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George Habib Antonius was a Lebanese-Egyptian civil servant, historian, and diplomat best known for his influential 1938 book "The Arab Awakening," which helped define modern Arab nationalism.

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instanceOf civil servant
diplomat
historian
birthYear 1891
citizenship Egypt
countryOfBirth Egypt
deathYear 1942
describedAs pioneer historian of Arab nationalism
educatedAt Cambridge University
King's College, Cambridge
employer British Mandate authorities
Government of Palestine (British Mandate)
linked to: Mandatory Palestine
ethnicGroup Arab
linked to: Arabs
familyName Antonius
fieldOfWork Arab nationalism
Middle Eastern history
history
fullName George Habib Antonius
genre historical writing
non-fiction
givenName George
influenced Arab nationalist thinkers
historiography of Arab nationalism
languageOfWorkOrName Arabic
English
movement Arab nationalism
nationality Egyptian
Lebanese
notableFor The Arab Awakening
influencing modern Arab nationalism
notableWork The Arab Awakening
occupation author
civil servant
diplomat
historian
placeOfActivity Cairo
Jerusalem
London
linked to: London, England
placeOfBirth Alexandria
placeOfDeath Jerusalem
publicationYearOfNotableWork 1938
regionOfInfluence Arab world
Middle East
religion Eastern Christianity
wrote The Arab Awakening
wroteAbout Arab Revolt
British policy in the Middle East
Ottoman Empire

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George Habib Antonius fullName George Habib Antonius