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دسوریې اړوند دعرب سوسیالیست بعث ګوند

دسوریې اړوند دعرب سوسیالیست بعث ګوند – په عربی ژبه( (عربي: حزب البعث العربي الاشتراكي – قطر سوريا) )، په رسمي توګه د سوريې سيمه ييزه څانګه، يو نوی بعثي سازمان دی چي د ۱۹۴۷ کال د اپریل په ۷ نېټه د میشل افلق ، صلاح الدین البطار، ذکی العروسي اوملګرو له لوري رامنځ ته سو. دغه ګوند په سوریه کي د ۱۹۶۳ کال له کودتا راهیسي چي بعثیان یې واک ته ورسول، پرله پسې حکومت کوي. دسوریې یاده څانګه لومړی داصلي بعث ګوند سیمه ایزه څانګه بلل کيده څوچي په 1966 کال کي په سوریې پوري په رسمي ډول ونښلول سوه. په 1963 کال کي واک ته د رسېدو راهیسي، د بعث نوي افسرانو د عنعنوي ملکي اشرافو په نښه کولو سره د نظامي دیکتاتورۍ رامینځته کولو ته دوام ورکړ چې په مطلق العنان [lower-alpha ۱] ډول فعالیت کوي؛ په داسي حال کي چي ټولي دولتي ادارې، ګوندي ارګانونه، عامه ادارې، مدني بنسټونه، رسنۍ او روغتیايي بنسټونه د اردو د تاسیساتو او مخابراتو (استخباراتي خدماتو) له لوري په کلکه ترڅار لاندي اودهغوی دخوښي سره سم فعالیتونه پرمخ وړي.

Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party – Syria Region

حزب البعث العربي الاشتراكي – قطر سوريا
Regional Secretaryبشار الاسد< />Hilal Hilal (assistant)[۱]
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ځایDamascus, سوریه
ورځپاڼهAl-Ba'ath[۲] and Al-Thawra[۳][۴]
زده کړيالانو څانګهNational Union of Students
Ba'ath Vanguards[۵]
ځوانانو څانګهRevolutionary Youth Union[۶]
Paramilitary wingBa'ath Brigades (2012–2018)[۷][۸]
رسمي غړيSteady 1.2 million (2010 شاوخوا.)[۹]
سياسي موخهNeo-Ba'athism

Historical:

Popular frontNational Progressive Front[۴۶]
ناره"یووالی, خپلواکي, سوشلیزم" "Long Live The Arabs"[۴۷]
Seats in the
People's Council		کينډۍ:Composition bar
Seats in the
Council of Ministers		کينډۍ:Composition bar
وېبپاڼه
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    • Abadi, Jacob (2004). Israel's Quest for Recognition and Acceptance in Asia: Garrison State Diplomacy. London, UK: Frank Class Publishers. p. 22. ISBN 0-7146-5576-7. radical left-wing Ba'ath party in Syria.
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    • Phillips, Christopher (2020). The Battle for Syria: International Rivalry in the New Middle East. London, UK: Yale University Press. p. 11. ISBN 978-0-300-21717-9. In 1963.. the socialist Ba'ath Party, seized power. The radical left wing of the party then launched an internal coup in 1966, initiating accelerated land reform
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    • Climent, James (2015). World Terrorism: An Encyclopedia of Political Violence from Ancient Times to the Post-9/11 Era (2nd ed.). New York: Routledge. p. 383. ISBN 978-0-7656-8284-0. influence of different views, came from the more radical left-wing nationalist groups. These groups included.. Syria's Ba'ath party which seized power in Damascus in 1963
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د ۱۹۶۶ کال کودتا د صلاح جدید او جنرال حفیظ الاسد د کیڼ اړخی افراطی ډلي په ګډه دبعث پخوانی ساتونکي ځواک چی میشل افلاق او صلاح الدین بیطار هم پکښي شامل وو له واکه لیری کړل. د سوریې دبعث کیڼ اړخي ډله یوسخت سوسیالیستي اقتصادي پروګرام پرمخ وړي، چي د سوریې له کمونستانو ، عربي دولتونو او شوروي بلاک سره نږدې اړیکي تعقیبوي.

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