The Arab Revolt & Britain’s Double Game: McMahon Letters to Sykes-Picot Betrayal

Описание: In 1915, secret letters promised Arabs a vast independent kingdom if they rose against the Ottoman Empire. Sharif Hussein believed Britain’s words—and launched the Arab Revolt. Guerrilla fighters struck Ottoman forces, supported by British gold, weapons, and a young officer who would become legendary: T.E. Lawrence, “Lawrence of Arabia.”

But while Arab warriors fought for freedom, Britain and France secretly signed the Sykes–Picot Agreement—carving up the Middle East for themselves. The promised Arab kingdom was a lie, and the betrayal would shape the region for generations.

This video reveals the untold story of promises, rebellion, and deception during the First World War.