Syrian-Lebanese Unionist Coast Conference 1933 (historical study)

Abstract

Such as the Syrian-Lebanese Unionist Conference, or what was known as the Sahel Conference, held In 1933, one of the most important historical milestones associated with the subject of the conferences, adding unity between the two countries, Syria and Lebanon, because of the decisions It carried that represented the aspirations and Ideas of the Lebanese-Syrian political elite regarding unity under the French authorities and the restrictions they imposed.  A political reality based on the fragmentation of the two countries, especially In Lebanon, where the occupation authorities planted the seeds of political division and sectarian conflict to tear apart the unity of the structure of Lebanese society, as the recent events and developments experienced by the Lebanese Republic In 1933 witnessed the sectarian conflict between Christians and Muslims to assume the presidential position of the Lebanese Republic from both sects,  On the other hand, the unionist masses in the coast and the four.