Baʻth

English Proper noun en Baath. en 1961 January M[ohammed] S[hafi] Agwani The Baʻth: A Study in Contemporary Arab Politics International Studies 3 1 10.1177/002088176100300102 6 The first authentic statement of the Baʻths principles and programme was contained in what is known as the Constitution of the Baʻth approved by its leaders in April 1947. en 1969 December Amos Perlmutter From Obscurity to Rule: The Syrian Army and the Baʻth Party Political Research Quarterly 22 4 10.1177/106591296902200408 827 One instance of this syndrome was the coup of March 1963, when officers, who were members of or sympathetic to the Arab Socialist Baʻth Party, overthrew the parliamentary system and handed the government over to the civilian faction of the Baʻth. en 1978 w:Itamar Rabinovich Historiography and Politics in Syria Asian Affairs 9 1 10.1080/03068377808729878 57 The Baʻth came to power in Syria in March 1963. en 1985 January Ofra Bengio Shiʻis and Politics in Baʻthi Iraq Middle Eastern Studies 21 1 4283042 1 Although the regime has been reluctant to admit it, the Shiʻi issue has of late become a major problem for the Baʻth in Iraq. Synonyms en Arab Socialist Baʻth Party Derived terms en Baʻthism en Baʻthist en de-Baʻthification