Free Officers
A Dictionary of Contemporary World History
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Free Officers (Egypt) A secret army organization led by
Nasser, which aimed to overthrow the corrupt King
Farouk I and to free Egypt from British imperial influence. It emerged after World War II, though the group widened its appeal when the country's weakness became apparent through its humiliating defeat in the war against newly independent Israel (1948–9), when it was the first country to sue for peace. The actual date of its successful
coup on 22–3 July 1952 was determined by its fear of discovery after the appointment of a new War Minister by King
Farouk I.
Gaddafi
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BL Publishing.(science fictions)(Book review)
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science fiction
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fantasy fiction
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature
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