الصراعات والأزمات السياسية في اليمن الشمالي (الثورة المضادة 1962-1968)

Abstract

The study aimed to Identify the most Important political conflicts, crises and coups in North Yemen during the rule of Al Hamiduddin (1962-1968), as well as the previous conflicts between opponents of the Imamate rule and the rulers of Al Hamiduddin. Under them, Yemen was Mired In ignorance, backwardness and poor living. As a result, the opposition organized to prepare for the elimination of the Imam monarchy through these revolutions. The study Religion on the situation in North Yemen, whIch eventually culminated In the successful 1962 revolution led by Abdullah Al-Sallal against Imam Muhammad Al-Bader, overthrowing the monarchy and declaring a republican regime.                                                                                                            

The research therefore carefully reviewed the details of this revolution and the accompanying revolution led by Mohammed al-Badr, son of Imam Ahmed Hamiddin, in order to restore his rule and the rule of Al Hamiddin, using external forces to support his revolution. It also presented a brief overview of the major foreign Arab interventions. It detailed the events and phases of the revolution and concluded with a presentation of the results to the Yemeni interior.