Germany and the Middle East: Past, Present, Future: World Powers and the Middle East

Contents
Preface
Foreword
Introduction: Exploited or Unexploited Potential?Germany and the Middle East: Past, Present, and Future
Part One: Germany and the Middle East Until World War I
	From Moltke to Gallipoli: Strategies and Agonies in the Eastern Mediterranean
	Friedrich Wilhelm IV and Prussian Interests in the Middle East
	The Founding of German Protestant Institutions in Jerusalem during the Reign of Kaiser Wilhelm II
	Germany and Zionism, 1897-1918
Part Two: Germany and the Middle East After World War I
	Hitler’s Route to Baghdad? Some Aspects of German Oil Policy and Political Thinking on the Middle East in the 1930s and Early 1940s
	German Foreign Policy and the Middle East: In Quest of a Concept
	Germany’s Middle East Policy: The Dilemmas of a “Policy of Even-Handedness” (Politik der Ausgewogenheit)
	Germany, the Mediterranean, and die Middle
East: Approaching the Region through Europe
	Views on the Sudan after Independence Based on Reports of the German Democratic Republic’s Embassy in Khartoum
Part Three: Germany and the Middle East: Technology and Economy
	Goman Motivation, Concepts, and Activity in the
Exploration and Development of the Cultural Landscape in Nineteenth-Century Palestine
	Technological Innovation in Palestine: The Role of the German Templers
	Meissner Pasha: German Railway Construction
in the Ottoman Empire
Part Four: Germany and Israel: Twentieth-Century Diplomacy
	The Middle East Policy of East Germany
	American Influence on the Federal Republic
of Germany’s Israel Policy, 1951-1956
	Like a Ball in the Field: Israel between
the Two Germanies, 1949-1965
	Communicating Interests across History:
German-Israeli Security Cooperation
List of Contributors
General Index
Index of Persons
Index of Places