Saudi Arabia: A Desert Kingdom

Saudi Arabia: A Desert Kingdom
ISBN-10
0382396081
ISBN-13
9780382396083
Series
Saudi Arabia
Category
Saudi Arabia
Pages
127
Language
English
Published
1997
Publisher
Silver Burdett Press
Author
Kevin McCarthy

Description

Complete with color photos and maps, a detailed look at the Middle Eastern nation examines the impact of Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War, its relations with the world, and its future ties with the United States.

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