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army officers Mohammed Naguib and Gamal Abdel Nasser , who ended the pro - British monarchy as well as the British military presence in Egypt and declared a republic(passive) was led byThe 1952 Egyptian Revolution
the charismatic Gamal Abdel Nasser who banned and imprisoned the Muslim Brotherhood(passive) led bythe 1952 Egyptian Revolution
Muhammad Naguib and Gamal Abdel Nasser(passive) led byEgyptian Revolution of 1952
General Mohammed Neguib and Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser(passive) led bythe 1952 Egyptian Revolution
progressive army officers(passive) led byThe 1952 Egyptian Revolution
popular classical Egyptian musicleadingup to the 1952 Egyptian Revolution
a wave of coups in the region ... from Syria to Iraq ... and would ultimately raise the flag of Arab Nationalism , anti colonialism and Pan Arabismwould triggera wave of coups in the region ... from Syria to Iraq ... and would ultimately raise the flag of Arab Nationalism , anti colonialism and Pan Arabism
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in the overthrow , abdication , and exile of King Farouk , end of the rule of the Muhammad Ali Dynasty , establishment of the Republic of Egypt , end of the British occupation of Egypt , andresultedin the overthrow , abdication , and exile of King Farouk , end of the rule of the Muhammad Ali Dynasty , establishment of the Republic of Egypt , end of the British occupation of Egypt , and
the revolutionary anti - colonial fervor gripping the third world(passive) sparked bythe revolutionary anti - colonial fervor gripping the third world
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