| 7,600—11,000 4,895—6,370 observed and reported Project on Defense Alternatives study• Regulations on residence were considerably tightened and the general environment of insecurity triggered a continuous Palestinian exodus | 3,200—4,300 Project on Defense Alternatives study• Shifting lines in the sand: Kuwait's elusive frontier with Iraq By David H |
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| William, Arkin 17 January 1999 | Said To Be Aiding Kuwaiti Resistance |
Ottoman Origins of Modern Iraq, Ebubekir Ceylan I.
20| Shifting lines in the sand: Kuwait's elusive frontier with Iraq By David H | Lawrence Freedman and Efraim Karsh, The Gulf Conflict: Diplomacy and War in the New World Order, 1990-1991 Princeton, 1993 , 331-41 |
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| Jihad: The Trail of Political Islam | and British-led 30-country18 "coalition of the willing" force, a substantial proportion of which were in supporting roles |
Lawrence Freedman and Efraim Karsh, The Gulf Conflict: Diplomacy and War in the New World Order, 1990-1991 Princeton, 1993 , 332.
13| Hayes, Thomas September 3, 1990 | Gulf States Newsletter's Middle East Insider 9 |
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| "Syria Plans to Double Gulf Force | Estimated : 30,000 figure attributed to General Tommy Franks []• Kuwaitis and Palestinians alike were penniless - they were forced to sell their cars and electrical appliances at improvised markets to anyone who had cash, even to Iraqi civilians coming from Iraq to buy on the cheap |
The Kuwait Crisis: Basic Documents By E.
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