The British and the Ottomans were having many disputes over the borders of their territories, so in 1904 they signed a treaty: North Yemen would be Ottoman (Vilayet- i Yemen) and South Yemen (the
Aden Protectorate) would be British.
Beydoun, Z.R.: 1964, The stratigraphy and structure of the eastern
Aden Protectorate. In: Overseas Geol.
The hinterland, known as the West
Aden Protectorate, was controlled by tribal chiefs (sheikhs and emirs) under Sharia Law.
An ordinance came into effect on April 1, 1957 which prohibited qat in Aden Colony, but not in its hinterland, the
Aden Protectorate.
He focuses on the British
Aden Protectorate, which carved a series of "native states" out of Yemen's southern territory based on the princely India model; and the Zaydi-Shi'ite Imamate of the Hamid Al Din family, which established a hybrid state in the north that combined elements of the Ottoman state model with Sunni reformist ideology.
In 1964, just two years after his climbing accident, he was awarded the Military Medal by the Queen for gallantry in the
Aden Protectorate, now Yemen.
For this purpose, the Imam wanted to incorporate British territory, known as the
Aden protectorate, into his own.
After honeymooning in Bombay they are working on the Salsette which is sailing to the
Aden Protectorate. The purser assures them they will have a quiet cruise since there is relatively no crime on the Salsette.
And with reference to logic of selection, there is no specific entry for "Aden" or "
Aden Protectorate," even though there is a ten-line, three-sentence entry for the obscure "Hone-Bell Proposal" dealing with a 1966 report for the independent governance of Aden - no references.
Graduated in 1964 from
Aden Protectorate Army School, which was privately military school for qualifying sons of army officers of the southern Arab Union
Graduated in 1964 from
Aden Protectorate Army School, which was privately military school for qualifying sons of army officers of the southern Arab Union Had a scholarship to Britain and joined a military course on military terms and then joined also one year half special military course.
In what were the
Aden Protectorates to the south, ruled for half a century by tribal leaders and petty 'sultans' guided by British political officers, security was generally maintained, but local government was rudimentary and sealed roads were almost non-existent.
