The Suez Crisis of 1956 and 1957 in West German Television News by Sigrun Lehnert

“…Through audio-visual reporting the people were informed so that they could feel save as they know what had happened in the world, especially in times of the Cold War. The Suez Crisis of 1956/1957 was one of the Cold War conflicts that television was able to report on continuously and thus demonstrate its advantages. …”
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Low Conspiracy? – Government interference in the BBC1 by Tarik Sabry

“…In the light of this it then examines two other better known episodes of government intervention in BBC coverage – during the Suez crisis of 1956 and over The War Game. It argues that such episodes of deliberate government intervention tend to have been underplayed by scholars because fears of the accusation of ‘conspiracy theory’. …”
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Czechoslovak Foreign Policy towards Israel in 1950–1955 by Eva Taterová

“…A temporary improvement of the mutual relations occurred in 1955, but this process was ceased by the Suez Crisis in 1956. …”
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British policy towards Israel and the Arab-Israeli dispute, 1951-1954 by Tenembaum, YJ

“…<p>Written from the perspective of a student of British diplomatic history, rather than that of an orientalist, this thesis questions the unidimensional assumption, based mainly upon the literature about the Suez Crisis of 1956 and its origins, that the British, and Eden in particular, were more sympathetic to the Arab States, if not altogether hostile to Israel, in the early nineteen-fifties.…”

ALLIANZ POLITIK IN DER SUEZKRISE 1956 by T. Freiberger

“…The problem of NATO's crisis during the Suez crisis in 1956 (military intervention of Britain, France and Israel to prevent the strengthening of Egypt in the Suez Canal zone) is analyzed in the paper.The author examines the position of the leading NATO countries – Britain, France and the USA – in the conflict, circumstances of involvement of Israel in the war, influence of the Soviet Union’s position and the Warsaw pact, and the possibility of using of nuclear weapons.Special attention is paid to the danger of disintegration within NATO. …”
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Reformers, rulers, and British residents: political relations in Bahrain (1923-1956) by Dailami, A

“…<p>This thesis explores the modern historical lineage of absolutism in Bahrain, and the history of challenges to absolutist state authority during the peak of British influence in the Persian Gulf, the period between the First World War to the Suez crisis of 1956. It rewrites the history of Bahrain and British colonialism in the Persian Gulf through two distinct narrative threads. …”