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COLD WAR LEGACY: EGYPT'S EMERGENCY LAW 162 OF 1958 - 0 views

www.coldwarstudies.com/...ypts-emergency-law-162-of-1958 Egypt-Cold War Cultural Post Political Effects of the Cold War
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  • Michael C on 06 May 13
     
    Egypt put a policy in place in 1958, much like article 48 in Germany, giving the president the power to do much more than normal. He could control the freedoms and culture of people if put in action 
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The End of an Era: The Twilight of Cold War Politics in Egypt and the Middle East | For... - 0 views

www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/...s-in-egypt-and-the-middle-east Egypt-Cold War Cultural Post Political Effects of Cold War
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  • Michael C on 05 May 13
     
    about the United States in the middle east and threats to their power that they gained during the cold war
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1973 oil crisis - 0 views

en.wikipedia.org/...1973_oil_crisis Egypt Global effect of cold war Economic
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  • anonymous on 07 May 13
     
    Because of the yom kippur Egypt and arab allies against israel war Israel went on full nuclear alert, persuading the U.S. to further augmented arms sales to israel
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The Cold War - An Outline - 0 views

www2.sunysuffolk.edu/...outlinecoldwar.htm Egypt-Cold War Political Political effects of Cold War
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  • Michael C on 05 May 13
     
    go to point 23 for information about Egyptian tensions during the cold war and a brief outline of what happened during the 60s- early 70's
  • Mr Maher on 07 May 13
     
    Brief and succinct - this seems to be a good place to start
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Architect Sinan (Koca Mimar Sinan) - 0 views

www.turkishculture.org/architecture-403.htm Mimar Koca Sinan
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  • Sinan is considered the greatest Ottoman architect of the Ottoman Empire’s Architectural heritage. It is generally assumed that Sinan was born in the year 1490. It is also assumed that he spent his youth in the village of Agirnas near Kayseri until conscription (devsirme) to the “masters of carpenters”. At age 22, Sinan is then recruited into the Corps of Ottoman Standing Troops (Janissary). During this military tour he travels widely throughout the empire, as far as Baghdad, Damascus, Persia and Egypt. In his own words he informs us about his observations:
  • anonymous on 15 Oct 12
     
    Mimar Koca Sinan basic information
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