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What Britain learned: and how America can build, in Iraq.(At War)
EXTREMISTS in Iraq, especially in the Sunni areas around Falluja and Ramadi, are blowing up convoys and armored trains, attacking police posts, and killing our soldiers and political officers, in addition to Arabs prepared to work with us. Very familiar, right? Only these events took place in the second half of 1920, at a time when the British were making a first attempt to create a modern country out of what had previously been the Ottoman Turkish provinces of Mesopotamia.
The British had invaded these provinces during the First War in order to protect India. Muslims everywhere--but particularly in India, it was feared--might be susceptible to an Ottoman call for ...
- WHEEL OF FORTUNE; Sir Arnold's pride in pounds 7million garage.(News)
- Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) August 12, 2006 700+ words
...car showroom in Europe yesterday. And Sir Arnold Clark, 78, told of his pride as he...dealership's old site on Castlebank Street. Sir Arnold said: "There is very much a family...create around 200 jobs, as she joined Sir Arnold for the formal opening. But there will...
- Record Business Insider: In Brief - Motor star; Tribute to Sir Arnold after 50...
- Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) September 9, 2005 700+ words
MOTOR trade tycoon Sir Arnold Clark collected a prestigious award...National Business Awards for Scotland. Sir Arnold, who runs Scotland's largest private...school at 14 with no qualifications. Sir Arnold said: 'The secret of my success...
- THIS ONE WILL RUN AND RUN; Sir Arnold, 78, stays in driving seat as his firm's...
- Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) March 11, 2006 700+ words
...Byline: By Steven Ventura CAR tycoon Sir Arnold Clark has insisted he's too young to...Europe's largest retail car group. Sir Arnold told of his plan to continue after the...except sex." CAPTION(S): DYNAMO: Sir Arnold' ANGELOFERRARI/FILMMAGIC.COM
- pounds 125k Royal Daimler makes car tycoon Sir Arnold king of road; interview...
- Newspaper article from: Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland) December 12, 2004 700+ words
...been in the business for half a century Sir Arnold Clark knows a thing or two about motor...it out. CAPTION(S): Top drive: Sir Arnold Clarke says his powerful Lexus Coupe...acceleration and comfort; Inspiration: Sir Arnold paid pounds 50 for his first car, a...
- SIR ARNOLD'S TOUCH OF CLASS-IC.(News)
- Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) October 19, 2005 700+ words
CAR tycoon Sir Arnold Clark proudly shows off his new motor - a rare 1948 Bentley. The parallel door Mark VI Sedanca Coupe is one of only a handful ever built. Sir Arnold - one of Scotland's richest men - bought it at auction in London
- ARISE SIR ARNOLD, KNIGHT OF THE ROAD.(News)
- Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) June 30, 2004 700+ words
...Philomena and daughters Cecilie and Lucy. Afterwards, Sir Arnold said: 'I really do feel very privileged and honoured...employing almost 7000 staff. CAPTION(S): DRIVING FORCE: Sir Arnold with his daughter Lucy at the investiture
- Sir Arnold de Montmorency: protector of Contemporary Review.(Obituary)
- Magazine article from: Contemporary Review Mullen, Richard March 1, 2004 700+ words
...dedication ensured the continuance of the journal. No one has contributed more to this during the last half century than Sir Arnold de Montmorency who died last December at the tremendous age of 95. Arnold was born in 1908 in those spacious days of Edwardian...
- CARISE SIR ARNOLD; Tycoon Clark and TV host Tarrant get gongs in the New Year's...
- Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) December 31, 2003 700+ words
...now the country's largest independent car dealer. The company now employ nearly 7000 staff at more than 120 branches. Sir Arnold said his staff would still call him ''Mr Clark'' but he added: ''The family will call me 'dad or that miserable old...