Egypt on the Brink : From Nasser to The Muslim Brotherhood
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- Author Tarek Osman
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Tarek Osman
In February 2011, following an extraordinary eighteen days of continual protest by the Egyptian people. President Mubarak agreed to resign, bringing thirty years of repressive and stagnant regime to an end. In June 2012, a new president was elected: Mohamed Morsi, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, which for half a century had banned from operating publicity in the county. But, after only a year in office, Morsi was forced out by popular protests and the military establishment.
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In February 2011, following an extraordinary eighteen days of continual protest by the Egyptian people. President Mubarak agreed to resign, bringing thirty years of repressive and stagnant regime to an end. In June 2012, a new president was elected: Mohamed Morsi, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, which for half a century had banned from operating publicity in the county. But, after only a year in office, Morsi was forced out by popular protests and the military establishment.
(9780300198690/8535)
