Suez Canal

No locks on the Suez Canal

North Eastern Egypt

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claiming it wanted to protect European investments and loans.

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If the Suez Canal closes, all shipping traffic going to Europe from the East will have to go around the Southern tip of the African continent. This means all ships will have to pass South Africa on route to Europe or back. South Africa being the most modern country in the Southern part of Africa, all the shipping traffic would mean increased fuel stops, tourism, port expansion, etc. In short, this would spell an economic boom for South Africa.

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Hitler was not that interested in controlling North Africa or seizing the Suez Canal from the British. That is a great myth that was not uncovered until after the war. The reason for sending Erwin Rommel & German troops to Libya was to assist Italy. It was actually Mussolini's desire to recreate a new Roman (Italian) Emprire in the Medierranean. The Italians, after pushing 70 miles into Egypt, were defeated between 9 December 1940 and 7 February 1941 by British Commonwealth troops under the command of General Wavell. General Wavell's forces pushed the Italians back about 300 miles west into Libya (an Italian colony). German General Rommel was sent with his forces to prevent the Italian collapse. Hitler needed Mussolini in the war protecting Germany's southern flank. Although the German Africa Corps (Deutsches Afrikakorps)was very successful against the British and threatened the Suez Canal, it was never Hitler's intention to create a major offensive diversion of German resources in an area that was assigned to Italy's 'sphere of conquest'. Rommel was only given enough resources to keep Italy viable & in the war.

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Gamel Abdel Nasser (1918-1970) was President of Egypt when he nationalized the Suez Canal in 1956. The resulting conflict with England and France* brought Nasser much support among Arab nationalists and those who sought the end of European colonialism. The eventual settlement kept the Suez Canal open but gave many concessions to Egypt.

(*It was soon forgotten that Egypt lost the battle to Israel, England, and France - the invading forces only withdrew under pressure from the United States and the UN.)

The Suez Canal was constructed in the 1800's by a French company and then purchased by the British. The canal, which linked the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf, cut the time it took to sail from this sea into Asia and the Pacific ( And vice- versa). However, the French people were angered at the British's heavy control of the new sea lane.

Establishing national control of vital Resources

It demonstrated the economic value of African territories to other European countries.

The Arabs started to hold out on their oil which made making the US military mobile much more difficult, in turn making them less intimidating.

The Suez Canal connects the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. Ships use the Suez Canal as a shortcut between Asia and Europe and the Americas. Thanks to the Suez Canal, they do not have to use the time or fuel to sail all the way around Africa just to get to Europe.

Officially it was the Imperial yacht Aigle with French Empress Eugenie on 17th November 1869, but actually the first vessel to pass through the canal was HMS Newport, captained by George Nares of the Royal Navy, Britain.

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Because at the time the steam boat was built and that made trade by water much easier. The U.S was trying tomaximizethe rivers and lakes to that the boats could get around and Canals were a HUGE help in this process. (expanding West)

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Kiel is my hometown so I know a thing or two about it. It's a town in central Wisconsin, between Lake Michigan and Lake Winnebego. It's about 19 miles west of Sheboygan and 15 miles east of Fon Du Lac. It's 65 miles north of Milwaukee and 55 miles south of Green Bay. Kiel, WI is in the United States, but there is no "Kiel Kanal," since it's such a small town. You are thinking about Kiel, Germany, which is in Schleswig province in the north near Denmark and between the North Sea and Baltic Sea. They're two different cities, although Kiel, WI was founded by Germans from Schleswig.

Cargo ,Passenger,Oil everyone uses the Suez Canal.Look at a World Map and You will quickly see why the Suez and Panama Canals are so popular.You have a choice of using the Suez or taking a long and expensive trip, around the continent of Africa.Same for those using the Panama Canal.South America is one big continent .You should find Yourself a Rowboat and check out My answer for Yourself ,just so You know that I know what I,m talking about.Bon Voyage,Don,t forget Your lifejacket.

The Nationalization of the Suez Canal in 1956 provoked conflict between Egypt on the one hand and Britain, France, and Israel on the other. So, the body of water is the Suez Canal.

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"The Suez has the postal codes: 43527, 43514, 43511, 43711 and 43712."

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