الأحداث التاريخية والشخصيات

Historical Events and Figures

• 1938 Legislative Council: The council lasted for six months.
• Iraqi Oil Ports: Al-Faw is an Iraqi oil port. Al-Umm and Al-Bakr are also mentioned as Iraqi oil ports.
• 1955 Baghdad Pact: The pact invited Sheikh Abdullah al-Salem to join.
• 1961/1962 Kuwait's International Membership: Kuwait joined the Arab League in 1961, but the date of joining the UN is unclear.
• 1961 Elections: Kuwait was divided into 15 electoral districts for elections that year. This is inaccurate.
• 1939/1938 Legislative Council: The council's size and composition details are in error for 1938-1939.
• Kuwait's Constitutional Status: Kuwait became the first constitutional state in the Gulf region.
• 1961 Constituent Assembly Elections: Elections were held in 10 electoral districts in 1961.
• Kuwait's UN Admission: The exact date of Kuwait’s UN admission is unclear.
• Ottoman Response to Kuwait: The Ottoman reaction to the Kuwait-Britain protection agreement was forceful.
• 1960 Constituent Assembly Calls: The call for elections occurred in 1960, not 1962. This is inaccurate.
• 1938 Britain & Kuwait Legislative Council: Britain’s response to the 1938 legislative council is unclear. This is inaccurate
• Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salem and Constituent Assembly: Five reasons led Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salem to establish a constituent assembly.

Key Dates and Figures

• 1778 Kuwait-British Relationship Issues: A dispute impacted the relationship. This is inaccurate.
• 1973 Al-Saamteh Crisis: This crisis was not in the era of Shaikh Jabir Al-Ahmad.
• 1973 Iraqi President: Ahmed Hassan Al-Bakr was the Iraqi president during the Al-Saamteh crisis.
• 1921 Al-Uqayr Conference: The conference took place in 1922.
• 1938 Legislative Council Factors: Seven internal factors led to the council. One external factor is mentioned.
• 1932 Iraq-Kuwait Diplomatic Correspondence: Official correspondence between Nuri al-Said and Sheikh Ahmad al-Jaber were documented in 1932.

Political Bodies and Activities

• 1938-1939 Legislative Council Membership: The exact number of members, including president and possible vice-president, changes during the given time frame. This is inaccurate.
• 1962 Kuwait Constitution: This is inaccurate; the constitution was established in 1962, not 1938.
• Ottoman Campaign in Al-Ahsa: The Ottoman campaign occurred in 1871.
• 1921 Kuwait's Constitutional Body: The body was the Council of Shura.
• 1912 Kuwait and Britain: The beginning of the British-Kuwait relationship occurred in Kuwait during the 1912 period; some additional background about this time frame is included.
• 1963 Kuwait Delegation: A Kuwait delegation headed by Sheikh Abdullah al-Salem visited Baghdad during the leadership of Abdul Salam Arif.
• 1921 Kuwait's Constitutional Body: The body was the Council of Shura, with a president.
• 1938 Constituent Assembly Leaders: The National Bloc is mentioned as leaders of this event. This should include the specific individuals involved in this effort.
• 1921 Council of Shura President: The president was Hamad Al-Saqr.
• 1962 Constituent Assembly Vice-President: The vice-president was Ahmad Al-Khatib.
• 1938 Al-Zahr Palace & Broadcasting: The broadcast details relating to King Ghazi and Kuwait are presented inaccurately here. Please consult the full text for details.
• Kuwait's Relations with Other Countries: Kuwait-US relationship details are summarized. Additional context on relations with other countries are noted.
• 1904 British Political Agent in Kuwait: This was Knox.
• 1903 British Announcement of Protection: This was by Kitchener/Curzon. This should be more precisely identified as one of Britain’s envoys
• 1938 National Bloc: The details given are incomplete and inaccurate concerning the identity of Kuwait National Bloc members.
• Historical Experts: The role of عثمان خليل عثمان in the 1962 constitution is noted.