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Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
- published: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 18203
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Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
- published: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 8247
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
- published: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 8948
vGiven the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
- published: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 6792
1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White House; Ike speaks, wants it brought before the UN General Assembly; quick pics of UN and Mideast
2) "Hungary Free But Faces Threat Of New Red Invasion" - the end of a 6-day fight, Hungary was free, scenes of Budapest; funeral
3) student demonstrators in Rome in support of Hungary, battles between students and police
4) Texas rangers getting new cars
5) Sports: horse show in Madison Square Garden, and Royal Canadian Mounties precision riders
6) Tony Curtis public service announcement for U.S. Savings Bonds (complete newsreel).
- published: 13 Sep 2006
- views: 39098
The Italian Invasion of Egypt was an Italian offensive action against British, Commonwealth and Free French forces during the Western Desert Campaign of the Second World War. Initially, the goal of the offensive was to seize the Suez Canal. To accomplish this, Italian forces from Libya would have to advance across northern Egypt to the canal. After numerous delays, the aim of the offensive was scaled back considerably. Ultimately, the goal was to advance into Egypt and attack any forces confronting the advance.[1]
While the Italians forces were able to advance about 65 mi (105 km) into Egypt during the invasion, they only made contact with the British screening forces and did not engage the main formations. The screening force consisted of one reinforced brigade of the 7th Armoured Division. The main British force was at Mersa Matruh, about 80 mi (130 km) from the farthest Italian penetration and was composed of the remainder of the 7th Armoured Division and the 4th Indian Infantry Division
The 10 divisions of the 10th Army under General Mario Berti were organized into five army corps: XX, XXI, XXII, XXIII and the newly-created "Group of Libyan Divisions" (Gruppo Divisioni Libiche) or, more simply, the "Libyan Corps". The divisions of the 10th Army were either standard Italian "binary" infantry divisions, Blackshirt (Camicie Nere, or CCNN) infantry divisions, or colonial Libyan infantry divisions. The elements of the 10th Army that advanced into Egypt were the Libyan Corps, the XXIII and the XXI Corps.[8]
The Libyan Corps consisted of two Libyan infantry divisions and the "Maletti Group" (Raggruppamento Maletti). The latter was an ad hoc unit composed of six Libyan battalions transported in trucks and was commanded by General Pietro Maletti. This "mechanised" group included much of the armour available to the Italians and almost all of the M11/39 medium tanks. While Maletti advanced with his troops, Graziani commanded the overall Italian invasion with the rest of his staff located many miles away in Tobruk.
General Berti would liked to have played the standard desert gambit—an advance along the coast road using the predominantly infantry force of the XXI Corps. The metropolitan infantry divisions of XXI Corps had scant desert experience. They would be flanked to the south by the much more experienced Libyan divisions and the motorised Maletti Group. Berti's ground forces would be supported by the Libya Air Command of the Italian Royal Air Force (Regia Aeronautica) with 300 aircraft of various types.[21] The command had four bomber wings, a fighter wing, three other fighter groups, two reconnaissance groups, and two squadrons of colonial reconnaissance aircraft.[25] The Italian aircraft included Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 bombers, Breda Ba.65 ground attack aircraft, Fiat CR.42 fighters, and IMAM Ro.37, Caproni Ca.309 and Caproni Ca.310bis reconnaissance planes. The command was organised to follow and support the army in the field as a self-contained unit. Unlike the air force, Berti could expect little support from the Italian Royal Navy (Regia Marina). Ten submarines had already been lost since Italy declared war, the fleet was too important to risk at this juncture. In addition, the Italian navy was already suffering from a serious shortage of fuel.
- published: 08 Mar 2012
- views: 12621
This week is the 20th anniversary of Operation Musketeer -- the Anglo - French invasion of Egypt. the Suez Crisis -- as it was called in the United Kingdom began when the Egyptian leader Colonel Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal in the Summer of 1956. Both Britain and France felt that this move threatened their shipping routes and oil supplies. But at the time, the reason given for the invasion was to "safeguard" the Canal while Egypt and Israel were involved in their second war.
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- published: 04 Aug 2015
- views: 37
Historical facts and Comparisons: How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries.
Islamics Launched their Crusades in 630 A.D. Western Crusades started in 1095 A.D. to Stop Muslim Invasion. Crusades were a defensive action against the forcible expansion of Islam into territories that had been part of Christendom for centuries.
The Crusades were started by the Muslims in the year 630 A.D. when Muhammad invaded and conquered Mecca. Later on, Muslims invaded Syria, Iraq, Jerusalem, Iran, Egypt, Africa, Spain, Italy, France, etc. The Western Crusades started around 1095 to try to stop the Islamic aggressive invasions. Islamic Crusades continued even after the Western Crusade. Islam has killed about 270 million people: 120 million Africans*, 60 million Christians, 80 million Hindus, 10 million Buddhists, etc.
http://factreal.wordpress.com/2010/02/12/muslim-crusades-started-four-centuries-before-the-western-crusades/
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- published: 20 Oct 2014
- views: 292305
Conflict in Egypt - British & French Forces Bomb Key Cities. President Nassar nationalized the British-French owned Suez Canal Company. Navy forces increased their presence in Mediterranean. US policy discussed and General Assembly. Cairo was bombed during this period. Israeli troops also involved in the crisis.
- published: 26 Jan 2014
- views: 6970
See how French forces under Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Egypt and Syria during the French Revolutionary Wars
- published: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 146
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Here is "Gods of Egypt" trailer with English and French subtitles.
All right reserved.
Ages have past
since the Gods walked among us.
Before the fury swept over our land.
Before the war.
They divided us for eternity.
You're not fit to be king.
It's my turn, now.
Set has taken over Egypt.
And enslaved its people.
Only one God can save us.
But not without his eyes.
Steal from a God?
Only a mad man would try such a thing.
Where do you suppose we could find someone so mad?
I have something Set took from you. We need your help.
Soon I will rule all the world.
- So, how do we stop him? - Try to keep up.
You know what's waiting.
Set has an army behind him.
Gods, beasts, demons.
You will bring them reckoning.
Bow before me or die.
I won't make that mistake.
Is that a storm?
Set's hunters riding their pets.
We should run!
- Run? - We mortals do it all the time!
Voici la bande-annonce de "Gods of Egypt" sous-titrée en anglais et en français.
Tout droit réservé.
Il y a des millénaires
les Dieux vivaient parmi nous.
Avant que la fureur ne terrasse notre terre.
Avant la guerre.
Ils nous séparèrent à jamais.
Tu n'es pas fait pour régner.
C'est mon tour.
Set a pris le pouvoir en Égypte.
Et réduit son peuple à l'esclavage.
Seul un Dieu peut nous sauver, mais pas sans ses yeux.
Voler un Dieu ?
Il faudrait être fou.
Tu n'aurais pas un candidat ?
J'ai ce que Set vous a pris. Aidez-nous.
Je régnerai sur le monde.
- Comment l'arrêter ? - Essaie de suivre.
Tu sais ce qui nous attend. Set a une armée.
Dieux, bêtes, démons...
Ils auront ce qu'ils méritent !
À genou, ou meurs.
Certainement pas.
Une tempête ?
Les chasseurs de Set.
Courons !
- Courir ? - C'est un truc de mortels, essayez !
- published: 17 Nov 2015
- views: 19522
The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798–1801) was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Orient, ostensibly to protect French trade interests, undermine Britain's access to India, and to establish scientific enterprise in the region. It was the primary purpose of the Mediterranean campaign of 1798, a series of naval engagements that included the capture of Malta.
Despite many decisive victories and an initially successful expedition into Syria, Napoleon and his Armée d'Orient were eventually forced to withdraw, after mounting political disharmony in France, conflict in Europe, and the defeat of the supporting French fleet at the Battle of the Nile.
At the time of the expedition, the Directoire had assumed executive power in France. It would resort to the army to maintain order in the face of the Jacobin and royalist threats, and count in particular on general Bonaparte, already a successful commander, especially thanks to his leadership of the Italian campaign.
In August 1797, Bonaparte proposed a military expedition to seize Egypt, a province of the Ottoman Empire since the Ottoman–Mamluk War (1516–1517), in a letter to the Directoire, seeking to protect French trade interests, attack British commerce and undermine Britain's access to India and the East Indies, since Egypt was well-placed on the trade routes to these places. Bonaparte wished to establish a French presence in the Middle East, with the ultimate dream of linking with his ally Tipu Sultan, who was the ruler of the Sultanate of Mysore, which was one of the biggest hindrances to the British East India Company. As France was not ready for a head-on attack on Great Britain itself, the Directoire decided to intervene indirectly and create a 'double port' connecting the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, prefiguring the Suez Canal.
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i/ˈiːdʒɪpt/ (Arabic: مصر, Miṣr, Egyptian Arabic: [mɑsˤɾ] ; Coptic: Ⲭⲏⲙⲓ, Kīmi ; Sahidic Coptic: ⲕⲏⲙⲉ, Kēme), officially the Arab Republic of Egypt, Arabic: 
جمهوريّة مصر العربيّة (help·info), is a country mainly in North Africa, with the Sinai Peninsula forming a land bridge in Southwest Asia. Egypt is thus a transcontinental country, and a major power in Africa, the Mediterranean Basin, the Middle East and the Muslim world. Covering an area of about 1,010,000 square kilometers (390,000 sq mi), Egypt is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Gaza Strip and Israel to the northeast, the Red Sea to the east, Sudan to the south and Libya to the west.
Egypt is one of the most populous countries in Africa and the Middle East. The great majority of its over 81 million people live near the banks of the Nile River, in an area of about 40,000 square kilometers (15,000 sq mi), where the only arable land is found. The large areas of the Sahara Desert are sparsely inhabited. About half of Egypt's residents live in urban areas, with most spread across the densely populated centres of greater Cairo, Alexandria and other major cities in the Nile Delta.
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33:58Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 1: Dromadaries and Pyramids.
Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 1: Dromadaries and Pyramids.Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 1: Dromadaries and Pyramids.
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10:01Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt.1/5
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more on www.zigguraths.com Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte. "Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt. Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water. He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city. The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies. -
10:07Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt. 2/5
Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt. 2/5Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt. 2/5
more on www.zigguraths.com Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte. "Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt. Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water. He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city. The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies. -
10:07Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt.3/5
Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt.3/5Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt.3/5
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte. "Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt. Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water. He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city. The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies. -
10:08Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt. 4/5
Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt. 4/5Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt. 4/5
vGiven the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte. "Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt. Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water. He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city. The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies. -
7:36War in Egypt! British & French Bombing; Hungary 'Free' 1956/11/01
War in Egypt! British & French Bombing; Hungary 'Free' 1956/11/01War in Egypt! British & French Bombing; Hungary 'Free' 1956/11/01
1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White House; Ike speaks, wants it brought before the UN General Assembly; quick pics of UN and Mideast 2) "Hungary Free But Faces Threat Of New Red Invasion" - the end of a 6-day fight, Hungary was free, scenes of Budapest; funeral 3) student demonstrators in Rome in support of Hungary, battles between students and police 4) Texas rangers getting new cars 5) Sports: horse show in Madison Square Garden, and Royal Canadian Mounties precision riders 6) Tony Curtis public service announcement for U.S. Savings Bonds (complete newsreel). -
22:051940-ITALIAN ATTACK ON EGYPT
1940-ITALIAN ATTACK ON EGYPT1940-ITALIAN ATTACK ON EGYPT
The Italian Invasion of Egypt was an Italian offensive action against British, Commonwealth and Free French forces during the Western Desert Campaign of the Second World War. Initially, the goal of the offensive was to seize the Suez Canal. To accomplish this, Italian forces from Libya would have to advance across northern Egypt to the canal. After numerous delays, the aim of the offensive was scaled back considerably. Ultimately, the goal was to advance into Egypt and attack any forces confronting the advance.[1] While the Italians forces were able to advance about 65 mi (105 km) into Egypt during the invasion, they only made contact with the British screening forces and did not engage the main formations. The screening force consisted of one reinforced brigade of the 7th Armoured Division. The main British force was at Mersa Matruh, about 80 mi (130 km) from the farthest Italian penetration and was composed of the remainder of the 7th Armoured Division and the 4th Indian Infantry Division The 10 divisions of the 10th Army under General Mario Berti were organized into five army corps: XX, XXI, XXII, XXIII and the newly-created "Group of Libyan Divisions" (Gruppo Divisioni Libiche) or, more simply, the "Libyan Corps". The divisions of the 10th Army were either standard Italian "binary" infantry divisions, Blackshirt (Camicie Nere, or CCNN) infantry divisions, or colonial Libyan infantry divisions. The elements of the 10th Army that advanced into Egypt were the Libyan Corps, the XXIII and the XXI Corps.[8] The Libyan Corps consisted of two Libyan infantry divisions and the "Maletti Group" (Raggruppamento Maletti). The latter was an ad hoc unit composed of six Libyan battalions transported in trucks and was commanded by General Pietro Maletti. This "mechanised" group included much of the armour available to the Italians and almost all of the M11/39 medium tanks. While Maletti advanced with his troops, Graziani commanded the overall Italian invasion with the rest of his staff located many miles away in Tobruk. General Berti would liked to have played the standard desert gambit—an advance along the coast road using the predominantly infantry force of the XXI Corps. The metropolitan infantry divisions of XXI Corps had scant desert experience. They would be flanked to the south by the much more experienced Libyan divisions and the motorised Maletti Group. Berti's ground forces would be supported by the Libya Air Command of the Italian Royal Air Force (Regia Aeronautica) with 300 aircraft of various types.[21] The command had four bomber wings, a fighter wing, three other fighter groups, two reconnaissance groups, and two squadrons of colonial reconnaissance aircraft.[25] The Italian aircraft included Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 bombers, Breda Ba.65 ground attack aircraft, Fiat CR.42 fighters, and IMAM Ro.37, Caproni Ca.309 and Caproni Ca.310bis reconnaissance planes. The command was organised to follow and support the army in the field as a self-contained unit. Unlike the air force, Berti could expect little support from the Italian Royal Navy (Regia Marina). Ten submarines had already been lost since Italy declared war, the fleet was too important to risk at this juncture. In addition, the Italian navy was already suffering from a serious shortage of fuel. -
4:42SYND 3 11 76 ANNIVERSARY OF ANGLO/FRENCH SUEZ INVASION
SYND 3 11 76 ANNIVERSARY OF ANGLO/FRENCH SUEZ INVASIONSYND 3 11 76 ANNIVERSARY OF ANGLO/FRENCH SUEZ INVASION
This week is the 20th anniversary of Operation Musketeer -- the Anglo - French invasion of Egypt. the Suez Crisis -- as it was called in the United Kingdom began when the Egyptian leader Colonel Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal in the Summer of 1956. Both Britain and France felt that this move threatened their shipping routes and oil supplies. But at the time, the reason given for the invasion was to "safeguard" the Canal while Egypt and Israel were involved in their second war. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/733bc0482f0b738d32087f370a0057f4 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:44How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries?
How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries?How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries?
Historical facts and Comparisons: How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries. Islamics Launched their Crusades in 630 A.D. Western Crusades started in 1095 A.D. to Stop Muslim Invasion. Crusades were a defensive action against the forcible expansion of Islam into territories that had been part of Christendom for centuries. The Crusades were started by the Muslims in the year 630 A.D. when Muhammad invaded and conquered Mecca. Later on, Muslims invaded Syria, Iraq, Jerusalem, Iran, Egypt, Africa, Spain, Italy, France, etc. The Western Crusades started around 1095 to try to stop the Islamic aggressive invasions. Islamic Crusades continued even after the Western Crusade. Islam has killed about 270 million people: 120 million Africans*, 60 million Christians, 80 million Hindus, 10 million Buddhists, etc. http://factreal.wordpress.com/2010/02/12/muslim-crusades-started-four-centuries-before-the-western-crusades/ Thank you Jelena for video!!!!! -
2:25Conflict With Egypt - The Suez Canal Nationalised - British & French Forces Unite - 1956
Conflict With Egypt - The Suez Canal Nationalised - British & French Forces Unite - 1956Conflict With Egypt - The Suez Canal Nationalised - British & French Forces Unite - 1956
Conflict in Egypt - British & French Forces Bomb Key Cities. President Nassar nationalized the British-French owned Suez Canal Company. Navy forces increased their presence in Mediterranean. US policy discussed and General Assembly. Cairo was bombed during this period. Israeli troops also involved in the crisis. -
1:25[Wars] The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798-1801): Every Month
[Wars] The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798-1801): Every Month[Wars] The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798-1801): Every Month
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2:14Gods of Egypt Trailer (HD) (English & French Subtitles)
Gods of Egypt Trailer (HD) (English & French Subtitles)Gods of Egypt Trailer (HD) (English & French Subtitles)
http://www.subtitledtrailers.com Here is "Gods of Egypt" trailer with English and French subtitles. All right reserved. Ages have past since the Gods walked among us. Before the fury swept over our land. Before the war. They divided us for eternity. You're not fit to be king. It's my turn, now. Set has taken over Egypt. And enslaved its people. Only one God can save us. But not without his eyes. Steal from a God? Only a mad man would try such a thing. Where do you suppose we could find someone so mad? I have something Set took from you. We need your help. Soon I will rule all the world. - So, how do we stop him? - Try to keep up. You know what's waiting. Set has an army behind him. Gods, beasts, demons. You will bring them reckoning. Bow before me or die. I won't make that mistake. Is that a storm? Set's hunters riding their pets. We should run! - Run? - We mortals do it all the time! Voici la bande-annonce de "Gods of Egypt" sous-titrée en anglais et en français. Tout droit réservé. Il y a des millénaires les Dieux vivaient parmi nous. Avant que la fureur ne terrasse notre terre. Avant la guerre. Ils nous séparèrent à jamais. Tu n'es pas fait pour régner. C'est mon tour. Set a pris le pouvoir en Égypte. Et réduit son peuple à l'esclavage. Seul un Dieu peut nous sauver, mais pas sans ses yeux. Voler un Dieu ? Il faudrait être fou. Tu n'aurais pas un candidat ? J'ai ce que Set vous a pris. Aidez-nous. Je régnerai sur le monde. - Comment l'arrêter ? - Essaie de suivre. Tu sais ce qui nous attend. Set a une armée. Dieux, bêtes, démons... Ils auront ce qu'ils méritent ! À genou, ou meurs. Certainement pas. Une tempête ? Les chasseurs de Set. Courons ! - Courir ? - C'est un truc de mortels, essayez ! -
14:24Napoleon Total War Egypt Campaign: Attacking a Fort - France vs Mamelukes
Napoleon Total War Egypt Campaign: Attacking a Fort - France vs MamelukesNapoleon Total War Egypt Campaign: Attacking a Fort - France vs Mamelukes
A great battle fought for the rule of a fort in my Egypt Campaign in Napoleon Total War! There's a lot of melee combat! -
6:25Napoleon Total War Egypt Campaign: Battle of Benha Farmland - France vs Mamelukes
Napoleon Total War Egypt Campaign: Battle of Benha Farmland - France vs Mamelukes
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Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt.1/5
more on www.zigguraths.com Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte. "Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to... -
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more on www.zigguraths.com Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte. "Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to c... -
Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt.3/5
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte. "Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short o... -
Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt. 4/5
vGiven the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte. "Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short ... -
War in Egypt! British & French Bombing; Hungary 'Free' 1956/11/01
1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White House; Ike speaks, wants it brought before the UN General Assembly; quick pics of UN and Mideast 2) "Hungary Free But Faces Threat Of New Red Invasion" - the end of a 6-day fight, Hungary was free, scenes of Budapest; funeral 3) student demonstrators in Rome in support of Hungary, battles between students and police 4) Texas rangers getting new cars 5) Sports: horse show in Madison Square Garden, and Royal Canadian Mounties precision riders 6) Tony Curtis public service announcement for U.S. Savings Bonds (complete newsreel). -
1940-ITALIAN ATTACK ON EGYPT
The Italian Invasion of Egypt was an Italian offensive action against British, Commonwealth and Free French forces during the Western Desert Campaign of the Second World War. Initially, the goal of the offensive was to seize the Suez Canal. To accomplish this, Italian forces from Libya would have to advance across northern Egypt to the canal. After numerous delays, the aim of the offensive was scaled back considerably. Ultimately, the goal was to advance into Egypt and attack any forces confronting the advance.[1] While the Italians forces were able to advance about 65 mi (105 km) into Egypt during the invasion, they only made contact with the British screening forces and did not engage the main formations. The screening force consisted of one reinforced brigade of the 7th Armoured Divis... -
SYND 3 11 76 ANNIVERSARY OF ANGLO/FRENCH SUEZ INVASION
This week is the 20th anniversary of Operation Musketeer -- the Anglo - French invasion of Egypt. the Suez Crisis -- as it was called in the United Kingdom began when the Egyptian leader Colonel Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal in the Summer of 1956. Both Britain and France felt that this move threatened their shipping routes and oil supplies. But at the time, the reason given for the invasion was to "safeguard" the Canal while Egypt and Israel were involved in their second war. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/733bc0482f0b738d32087f370a0057f4 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries?
Historical facts and Comparisons: How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries. Islamics Launched their Crusades in 630 A.D. Western Crusades started in 1095 A.D. to Stop Muslim Invasion. Crusades were a defensive action against the forcible expansion of Islam into territories that had been part of Christendom for centuries. The Crusades were started by the Muslims in the year 630 A.D. when Muhammad invaded and conquered Mecca. Later on, Muslims invaded Syria, Iraq, Jerusalem, Iran, Egypt, Africa, Spain, Italy, France, etc. The Western Crusades started around 1095 to try to stop the Islamic aggressive invasions. Islamic Crusades continued even after the Western Crusade. Islam has killed about 270 million people: 120 million Africans*, 60 million Christians... -
Conflict With Egypt - The Suez Canal Nationalised - British & French Forces Unite - 1956
Conflict in Egypt - British & French Forces Bomb Key Cities. President Nassar nationalized the British-French owned Suez Canal Company. Navy forces increased their presence in Mediterranean. US policy discussed and General Assembly. Cairo was bombed during this period. Israeli troops also involved in the crisis. -
[Wars] The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798-1801): Every Month
See how French forces under Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Egypt and Syria during the French Revolutionary Wars -
Gods of Egypt Trailer (HD) (English & French Subtitles)
http://www.subtitledtrailers.com Here is "Gods of Egypt" trailer with English and French subtitles. All right reserved. Ages have past since the Gods walked among us. Before the fury swept over our land. Before the war. They divided us for eternity. You're not fit to be king. It's my turn, now. Set has taken over Egypt. And enslaved its people. Only one God can save us. But not without his eyes. Steal from a God? Only a mad man would try such a thing. Where do you suppose we could find someone so mad? I have something Set took from you. We need your help. Soon I will rule all the world. - So, how do we stop him? - Try to keep up. You know what's waiting. Set has an army behind him. Gods, beasts, demons. You will bring them reckoning. Bow before me or die. I won't make that mistake. Is th... -
Napoleon Total War Egypt Campaign: Attacking a Fort - France vs Mamelukes
A great battle fought for the rule of a fort in my Egypt Campaign in Napoleon Total War! There's a lot of melee combat! -
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Colonel Nasser during the Egypt-Israel war, British and French warships on alert...HD Stock Footage
Link to order this clip: http://www.criticalpast.com/video/65675036656_Egypt-Israel-war_Colonel-Nasser_British-and-French-warships_President-Eisenhower Historic Stock Footage Archival and Vintage Video Clips in HD. Colonel Nasser during the Egypt-Israel war, British and French warships on alert in Mediterranean and their planes bomb Egypt. Tension leads to war as Israel attacks Egypt, and France and Britain prepare to move troops into the Suez canal. Military and commercial ships in the Suez canal. Colonel Nasser in discussion with other Egyptian officials. Soldiers load warfare material on ships. British and French carriers and warships cruise in Mediterranean sea. British bombers during a bombing mission on five cities of Egypt, fly in sky. United States President Eisenhower and Secre... -
Hamed Abdel Samad fights about his God shirt. movie ART WAR http://www.facebook.com/ARTWARmovie
Scene from the movie ART WAR with Hamed Abdel Samad https://www.facebook.com/ARTWARmovie -
How The Ottoman Empire Lost Egypt
The Khedivate of Egypt (Arabic: خديوية مصر, Egyptian Arabic pronunciation: [xedeˈwejjet ˈmɑsˤɾ]; Ottoman Turkish: خدیویت مصر Hıdiviyet-i Mısır) was an autonomous tributary state of the Ottoman Empire, established and ruled by the Muhammad Ali Dynasty following the defeat and expulsion of Napoleon Bonaparte's forces which brought an end to the short-lived French occupation of Lower Egypt. Upon the conquest of the Sultanate of Egypt by the Ottoman Empire in 1517, the country was governed as an Ottoman eyalet (province). The Porte was content to permit local rule to remain in the hands of the Mamluks, the Egyptian military caste of Circassian, and Turkic origin who had held power in Egypt since the 13th century. Save for military expeditions to crush Mamluk Egyptian uprisings seeking to re-... -
Egypt Buys Mistral Ships: France refused to sell warships to Russia due to Ukraine crisis
Egypt has agreed to buy two Mistral-class warships from France. The state-of-the art assault ships which can carry 700 troops as well as tanks and armoured landing vehicles, were originally intended for Russia but France reneged on the deal because of Russia's invasion and anexation of Ukrainian territories, including Crimea which Russia annexed last year. Check out our website: http://uatoday.tv Facebook: https://facebook.com/uatodaytv Twitter: https://twitter.com/uatodaytv -
How Muhammad Ali Pasha Took Over Ottoman Egypt
The process of Muhammad Ali's seizure of power in Egypt was a long three-way civil war between the Ottoman Turks, Egyptian Mamluks who had ruled Egypt for centuries, and Albanian mercenaries in the service of the Ottomans. It ended in victory for the Albanians led by Muhammad Ali of Egypt (1769--1849). The three-way struggle followed the French invasion of Egypt by Napoleon. After the French defeat by the British a power vacuum was created in Egypt. The Mamelukes had governed Egypt before the French invasion and still retained much power. Egypt was officially a part of the Ottoman Empire and Egypt still had many Ottoman Turkish troops who had been sent to evict the French. Many of the best Ottoman troops were from Albania, then a province of the Ottoman Empire. In March 1803, the British... -
Discovery Napoleon: The Quest for Egypt - Part 1 of 5 2010
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte. "Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history. As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short o... -
The Daily Show - Trevor Noah Continues the War on Bulls**t
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1956 - Egypt: War in Egypt 250070-54.mp4
British and French Bomb its Key Cities. Oct56 19:27:01 Suez Canal mouth w/ ferries, ships; line of ships in canal. President Nasser w/ reporters. 19:27:19 French units embarking at Marseilles; 19:27:30 British troops board planes for Cyprus. British navy ships in Eastern Mediterranean. British war planes overhead; British bombers w/ missiles 19:28:08 White House, ext. Int. President Eisenhower & Secretary of State John foster Dulles talking at desk. 19:28:11 Black. 19:28:18 Exterior UN building. Inside UN assembly. If you wish to acquire broadcast quality material of this reel or want to know more about our Public Domain collection, contact us at info@footagefarm.co.uk -
Gods of Egypt TRAILER 1 (2016) - Gerard Butler, Brenton Thwaites Movie HD
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Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 1: Dromadaries and Pyramids.
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- published: 23 Jul 2012
- views: 71360
Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt.1/5
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 18203
more on www.zigguraths.com
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triu...
more on www.zigguraths.com
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
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more on www.zigguraths.com
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
- published: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 18203
Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt. 2/5
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:07
- Updated: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 8247
more on www.zigguraths.com
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triump...
more on www.zigguraths.com
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
wn.com/Napoleons Obsession Quest For Egypt. 2 5
more on www.zigguraths.com
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
- published: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 8247
Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt.3/5
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:07
- Updated: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 8948
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of th...
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
wn.com/Napoleons Obsession Quest For Egypt.3 5
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
- published: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 8948
Napoleons Obsession:Quest for Egypt. 4/5
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:08
- Updated: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 6792
vGiven the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of t...
vGiven the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
wn.com/Napoleons Obsession Quest For Egypt. 4 5
vGiven the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
- published: 14 Jun 2010
- views: 6792
War in Egypt! British & French Bombing; Hungary 'Free' 1956/11/01
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:36
- Updated: 13 Sep 2006
- views: 39098
1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White H...
1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White House; Ike speaks, wants it brought before the UN General Assembly; quick pics of UN and Mideast
2) "Hungary Free But Faces Threat Of New Red Invasion" - the end of a 6-day fight, Hungary was free, scenes of Budapest; funeral
3) student demonstrators in Rome in support of Hungary, battles between students and police
4) Texas rangers getting new cars
5) Sports: horse show in Madison Square Garden, and Royal Canadian Mounties precision riders
6) Tony Curtis public service announcement for U.S. Savings Bonds (complete newsreel).
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1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White House; Ike speaks, wants it brought before the UN General Assembly; quick pics of UN and Mideast
2) "Hungary Free But Faces Threat Of New Red Invasion" - the end of a 6-day fight, Hungary was free, scenes of Budapest; funeral
3) student demonstrators in Rome in support of Hungary, battles between students and police
4) Texas rangers getting new cars
5) Sports: horse show in Madison Square Garden, and Royal Canadian Mounties precision riders
6) Tony Curtis public service announcement for U.S. Savings Bonds (complete newsreel).
- published: 13 Sep 2006
- views: 39098
1940-ITALIAN ATTACK ON EGYPT
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:05
- Updated: 08 Mar 2012
- views: 12621
The Italian Invasion of Egypt was an Italian offensive action against British, Commonwealth and Free French forces during the Western Desert Campaign of the Sec...
The Italian Invasion of Egypt was an Italian offensive action against British, Commonwealth and Free French forces during the Western Desert Campaign of the Second World War. Initially, the goal of the offensive was to seize the Suez Canal. To accomplish this, Italian forces from Libya would have to advance across northern Egypt to the canal. After numerous delays, the aim of the offensive was scaled back considerably. Ultimately, the goal was to advance into Egypt and attack any forces confronting the advance.[1]
While the Italians forces were able to advance about 65 mi (105 km) into Egypt during the invasion, they only made contact with the British screening forces and did not engage the main formations. The screening force consisted of one reinforced brigade of the 7th Armoured Division. The main British force was at Mersa Matruh, about 80 mi (130 km) from the farthest Italian penetration and was composed of the remainder of the 7th Armoured Division and the 4th Indian Infantry Division
The 10 divisions of the 10th Army under General Mario Berti were organized into five army corps: XX, XXI, XXII, XXIII and the newly-created "Group of Libyan Divisions" (Gruppo Divisioni Libiche) or, more simply, the "Libyan Corps". The divisions of the 10th Army were either standard Italian "binary" infantry divisions, Blackshirt (Camicie Nere, or CCNN) infantry divisions, or colonial Libyan infantry divisions. The elements of the 10th Army that advanced into Egypt were the Libyan Corps, the XXIII and the XXI Corps.[8]
The Libyan Corps consisted of two Libyan infantry divisions and the "Maletti Group" (Raggruppamento Maletti). The latter was an ad hoc unit composed of six Libyan battalions transported in trucks and was commanded by General Pietro Maletti. This "mechanised" group included much of the armour available to the Italians and almost all of the M11/39 medium tanks. While Maletti advanced with his troops, Graziani commanded the overall Italian invasion with the rest of his staff located many miles away in Tobruk.
General Berti would liked to have played the standard desert gambit—an advance along the coast road using the predominantly infantry force of the XXI Corps. The metropolitan infantry divisions of XXI Corps had scant desert experience. They would be flanked to the south by the much more experienced Libyan divisions and the motorised Maletti Group. Berti's ground forces would be supported by the Libya Air Command of the Italian Royal Air Force (Regia Aeronautica) with 300 aircraft of various types.[21] The command had four bomber wings, a fighter wing, three other fighter groups, two reconnaissance groups, and two squadrons of colonial reconnaissance aircraft.[25] The Italian aircraft included Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 bombers, Breda Ba.65 ground attack aircraft, Fiat CR.42 fighters, and IMAM Ro.37, Caproni Ca.309 and Caproni Ca.310bis reconnaissance planes. The command was organised to follow and support the army in the field as a self-contained unit. Unlike the air force, Berti could expect little support from the Italian Royal Navy (Regia Marina). Ten submarines had already been lost since Italy declared war, the fleet was too important to risk at this juncture. In addition, the Italian navy was already suffering from a serious shortage of fuel.
wn.com/1940 Italian Attack On Egypt
The Italian Invasion of Egypt was an Italian offensive action against British, Commonwealth and Free French forces during the Western Desert Campaign of the Second World War. Initially, the goal of the offensive was to seize the Suez Canal. To accomplish this, Italian forces from Libya would have to advance across northern Egypt to the canal. After numerous delays, the aim of the offensive was scaled back considerably. Ultimately, the goal was to advance into Egypt and attack any forces confronting the advance.[1]
While the Italians forces were able to advance about 65 mi (105 km) into Egypt during the invasion, they only made contact with the British screening forces and did not engage the main formations. The screening force consisted of one reinforced brigade of the 7th Armoured Division. The main British force was at Mersa Matruh, about 80 mi (130 km) from the farthest Italian penetration and was composed of the remainder of the 7th Armoured Division and the 4th Indian Infantry Division
The 10 divisions of the 10th Army under General Mario Berti were organized into five army corps: XX, XXI, XXII, XXIII and the newly-created "Group of Libyan Divisions" (Gruppo Divisioni Libiche) or, more simply, the "Libyan Corps". The divisions of the 10th Army were either standard Italian "binary" infantry divisions, Blackshirt (Camicie Nere, or CCNN) infantry divisions, or colonial Libyan infantry divisions. The elements of the 10th Army that advanced into Egypt were the Libyan Corps, the XXIII and the XXI Corps.[8]
The Libyan Corps consisted of two Libyan infantry divisions and the "Maletti Group" (Raggruppamento Maletti). The latter was an ad hoc unit composed of six Libyan battalions transported in trucks and was commanded by General Pietro Maletti. This "mechanised" group included much of the armour available to the Italians and almost all of the M11/39 medium tanks. While Maletti advanced with his troops, Graziani commanded the overall Italian invasion with the rest of his staff located many miles away in Tobruk.
General Berti would liked to have played the standard desert gambit—an advance along the coast road using the predominantly infantry force of the XXI Corps. The metropolitan infantry divisions of XXI Corps had scant desert experience. They would be flanked to the south by the much more experienced Libyan divisions and the motorised Maletti Group. Berti's ground forces would be supported by the Libya Air Command of the Italian Royal Air Force (Regia Aeronautica) with 300 aircraft of various types.[21] The command had four bomber wings, a fighter wing, three other fighter groups, two reconnaissance groups, and two squadrons of colonial reconnaissance aircraft.[25] The Italian aircraft included Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 bombers, Breda Ba.65 ground attack aircraft, Fiat CR.42 fighters, and IMAM Ro.37, Caproni Ca.309 and Caproni Ca.310bis reconnaissance planes. The command was organised to follow and support the army in the field as a self-contained unit. Unlike the air force, Berti could expect little support from the Italian Royal Navy (Regia Marina). Ten submarines had already been lost since Italy declared war, the fleet was too important to risk at this juncture. In addition, the Italian navy was already suffering from a serious shortage of fuel.
- published: 08 Mar 2012
- views: 12621
SYND 3 11 76 ANNIVERSARY OF ANGLO/FRENCH SUEZ INVASION
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- Duration: 4:42
- Updated: 04 Aug 2015
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This week is the 20th anniversary of Operation Musketeer -- the Anglo - French invasion of Egypt. the Suez Crisis -- as it was called in the United Kingdom bega...
This week is the 20th anniversary of Operation Musketeer -- the Anglo - French invasion of Egypt. the Suez Crisis -- as it was called in the United Kingdom began when the Egyptian leader Colonel Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal in the Summer of 1956. Both Britain and France felt that this move threatened their shipping routes and oil supplies. But at the time, the reason given for the invasion was to "safeguard" the Canal while Egypt and Israel were involved in their second war.
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This week is the 20th anniversary of Operation Musketeer -- the Anglo - French invasion of Egypt. the Suez Crisis -- as it was called in the United Kingdom began when the Egyptian leader Colonel Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal in the Summer of 1956. Both Britain and France felt that this move threatened their shipping routes and oil supplies. But at the time, the reason given for the invasion was to "safeguard" the Canal while Egypt and Israel were involved in their second war.
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- published: 04 Aug 2015
- views: 37
How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries?
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- Duration: 3:44
- Updated: 20 Oct 2014
- views: 292305
Historical facts and Comparisons: How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries.
Islamics Launched their Crusades in 630 A.D. We...
Historical facts and Comparisons: How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries.
Islamics Launched their Crusades in 630 A.D. Western Crusades started in 1095 A.D. to Stop Muslim Invasion. Crusades were a defensive action against the forcible expansion of Islam into territories that had been part of Christendom for centuries.
The Crusades were started by the Muslims in the year 630 A.D. when Muhammad invaded and conquered Mecca. Later on, Muslims invaded Syria, Iraq, Jerusalem, Iran, Egypt, Africa, Spain, Italy, France, etc. The Western Crusades started around 1095 to try to stop the Islamic aggressive invasions. Islamic Crusades continued even after the Western Crusade. Islam has killed about 270 million people: 120 million Africans*, 60 million Christians, 80 million Hindus, 10 million Buddhists, etc.
http://factreal.wordpress.com/2010/02/12/muslim-crusades-started-four-centuries-before-the-western-crusades/
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Historical facts and Comparisons: How many times Muslims invaded Europe vs. Europeans invaded Muslim countries.
Islamics Launched their Crusades in 630 A.D. Western Crusades started in 1095 A.D. to Stop Muslim Invasion. Crusades were a defensive action against the forcible expansion of Islam into territories that had been part of Christendom for centuries.
The Crusades were started by the Muslims in the year 630 A.D. when Muhammad invaded and conquered Mecca. Later on, Muslims invaded Syria, Iraq, Jerusalem, Iran, Egypt, Africa, Spain, Italy, France, etc. The Western Crusades started around 1095 to try to stop the Islamic aggressive invasions. Islamic Crusades continued even after the Western Crusade. Islam has killed about 270 million people: 120 million Africans*, 60 million Christians, 80 million Hindus, 10 million Buddhists, etc.
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- published: 20 Oct 2014
- views: 292305
Conflict With Egypt - The Suez Canal Nationalised - British & French Forces Unite - 1956
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- Duration: 2:25
- Updated: 26 Jan 2014
- views: 6970
Conflict in Egypt - British & French Forces Bomb Key Cities. President Nassar nationalized the British-French owned Suez Canal Company. Navy forces increased t...
Conflict in Egypt - British & French Forces Bomb Key Cities. President Nassar nationalized the British-French owned Suez Canal Company. Navy forces increased their presence in Mediterranean. US policy discussed and General Assembly. Cairo was bombed during this period. Israeli troops also involved in the crisis.
wn.com/Conflict With Egypt The Suez Canal Nationalised British French Forces Unite 1956
Conflict in Egypt - British & French Forces Bomb Key Cities. President Nassar nationalized the British-French owned Suez Canal Company. Navy forces increased their presence in Mediterranean. US policy discussed and General Assembly. Cairo was bombed during this period. Israeli troops also involved in the crisis.
- published: 26 Jan 2014
- views: 6970
[Wars] The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798-1801): Every Month
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- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 146
See how French forces under Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Egypt and Syria during the French Revolutionary Wars
See how French forces under Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Egypt and Syria during the French Revolutionary Wars
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See how French forces under Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Egypt and Syria during the French Revolutionary Wars
- published: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 146
Gods of Egypt Trailer (HD) (English & French Subtitles)
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- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 17 Nov 2015
- views: 19522
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Here is "Gods of Egypt" trailer with English and French subtitles.
All right reserved.
Ages have past
since the Gods walked a...
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Here is "Gods of Egypt" trailer with English and French subtitles.
All right reserved.
Ages have past
since the Gods walked among us.
Before the fury swept over our land.
Before the war.
They divided us for eternity.
You're not fit to be king.
It's my turn, now.
Set has taken over Egypt.
And enslaved its people.
Only one God can save us.
But not without his eyes.
Steal from a God?
Only a mad man would try such a thing.
Where do you suppose we could find someone so mad?
I have something Set took from you. We need your help.
Soon I will rule all the world.
- So, how do we stop him? - Try to keep up.
You know what's waiting.
Set has an army behind him.
Gods, beasts, demons.
You will bring them reckoning.
Bow before me or die.
I won't make that mistake.
Is that a storm?
Set's hunters riding their pets.
We should run!
- Run? - We mortals do it all the time!
Voici la bande-annonce de "Gods of Egypt" sous-titrée en anglais et en français.
Tout droit réservé.
Il y a des millénaires
les Dieux vivaient parmi nous.
Avant que la fureur ne terrasse notre terre.
Avant la guerre.
Ils nous séparèrent à jamais.
Tu n'es pas fait pour régner.
C'est mon tour.
Set a pris le pouvoir en Égypte.
Et réduit son peuple à l'esclavage.
Seul un Dieu peut nous sauver, mais pas sans ses yeux.
Voler un Dieu ?
Il faudrait être fou.
Tu n'aurais pas un candidat ?
J'ai ce que Set vous a pris. Aidez-nous.
Je régnerai sur le monde.
- Comment l'arrêter ? - Essaie de suivre.
Tu sais ce qui nous attend. Set a une armée.
Dieux, bêtes, démons...
Ils auront ce qu'ils méritent !
À genou, ou meurs.
Certainement pas.
Une tempête ?
Les chasseurs de Set.
Courons !
- Courir ? - C'est un truc de mortels, essayez !
wn.com/Gods Of Egypt Trailer (Hd) (English French Subtitles)
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Here is "Gods of Egypt" trailer with English and French subtitles.
All right reserved.
Ages have past
since the Gods walked among us.
Before the fury swept over our land.
Before the war.
They divided us for eternity.
You're not fit to be king.
It's my turn, now.
Set has taken over Egypt.
And enslaved its people.
Only one God can save us.
But not without his eyes.
Steal from a God?
Only a mad man would try such a thing.
Where do you suppose we could find someone so mad?
I have something Set took from you. We need your help.
Soon I will rule all the world.
- So, how do we stop him? - Try to keep up.
You know what's waiting.
Set has an army behind him.
Gods, beasts, demons.
You will bring them reckoning.
Bow before me or die.
I won't make that mistake.
Is that a storm?
Set's hunters riding their pets.
We should run!
- Run? - We mortals do it all the time!
Voici la bande-annonce de "Gods of Egypt" sous-titrée en anglais et en français.
Tout droit réservé.
Il y a des millénaires
les Dieux vivaient parmi nous.
Avant que la fureur ne terrasse notre terre.
Avant la guerre.
Ils nous séparèrent à jamais.
Tu n'es pas fait pour régner.
C'est mon tour.
Set a pris le pouvoir en Égypte.
Et réduit son peuple à l'esclavage.
Seul un Dieu peut nous sauver, mais pas sans ses yeux.
Voler un Dieu ?
Il faudrait être fou.
Tu n'aurais pas un candidat ?
J'ai ce que Set vous a pris. Aidez-nous.
Je régnerai sur le monde.
- Comment l'arrêter ? - Essaie de suivre.
Tu sais ce qui nous attend. Set a une armée.
Dieux, bêtes, démons...
Ils auront ce qu'ils méritent !
À genou, ou meurs.
Certainement pas.
Une tempête ?
Les chasseurs de Set.
Courons !
- Courir ? - C'est un truc de mortels, essayez !
- published: 17 Nov 2015
- views: 19522
Napoleon Total War Egypt Campaign: Attacking a Fort - France vs Mamelukes
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- Duration: 14:24
- Updated: 23 Mar 2012
- views: 1271
A great battle fought for the rule of a fort in my Egypt Campaign in Napoleon Total War! There's a lot of melee combat!
A great battle fought for the rule of a fort in my Egypt Campaign in Napoleon Total War! There's a lot of melee combat!
wn.com/Napoleon Total War Egypt Campaign Attacking A Fort France Vs Mamelukes
A great battle fought for the rule of a fort in my Egypt Campaign in Napoleon Total War! There's a lot of melee combat!
- published: 23 Mar 2012
- views: 1271
Napoleon Total War Egypt Campaign: Battle of Benha Farmland - France vs Mamelukes
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- Duration: 6:25
- Updated: 13 Apr 2012
- views: 574
There was an enemy raid in Benha Farmland. The army of the Mamelukes was occupying the place and I had to fight them if I wanted this part of my territory back!...
There was an enemy raid in Benha Farmland. The army of the Mamelukes was occupying the place and I had to fight them if I wanted this part of my territory back!
wn.com/Napoleon Total War Egypt Campaign Battle Of Benha Farmland France Vs Mamelukes
Colonel Nasser during the Egypt-Israel war, British and French warships on alert...HD Stock Footage
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- Duration: 2:44
- Updated: 07 Jun 2014
- views: 568
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Colonel Nasser during the Egypt-Israel war, British and French warships on alert in Mediterranean and their planes bomb Egypt.
Tension leads to war as Israel attacks Egypt, and France and Britain prepare to move troops into the Suez canal. Military and commercial ships in the Suez canal. Colonel Nasser in discussion with other Egyptian officials. Soldiers load warfare material on ships. British and French carriers and warships cruise in Mediterranean sea. British bombers during a bombing mission on five cities of Egypt, fly in sky. United States President Eisenhower and Secretory Dallas discussing in White House. President Eisenhower addresses the press about America's stand in the war. General Assembly meet of United Nations. Location: Middle East. Date: November 1, 1956.
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Colonel Nasser during the Egypt-Israel war, British and French warships on alert in Mediterranean and their planes bomb Egypt.
Tension leads to war as Israel attacks Egypt, and France and Britain prepare to move troops into the Suez canal. Military and commercial ships in the Suez canal. Colonel Nasser in discussion with other Egyptian officials. Soldiers load warfare material on ships. British and French carriers and warships cruise in Mediterranean sea. British bombers during a bombing mission on five cities of Egypt, fly in sky. United States President Eisenhower and Secretory Dallas discussing in White House. President Eisenhower addresses the press about America's stand in the war. General Assembly meet of United Nations. Location: Middle East. Date: November 1, 1956.
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- published: 07 Jun 2014
- views: 568
Hamed Abdel Samad fights about his God shirt. movie ART WAR http://www.facebook.com/ARTWARmovie
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- Duration: 4:27
- Updated: 02 Apr 2014
- views: 32098
Scene from the movie ART WAR with Hamed Abdel Samad
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- published: 02 Apr 2014
- views: 32098
How The Ottoman Empire Lost Egypt
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- Duration: 20:16
- Updated: 28 Dec 2013
- views: 2514
The Khedivate of Egypt (Arabic: خديوية مصر, Egyptian Arabic pronunciation: [xedeˈwejjet ˈmɑsˤɾ]; Ottoman Turkish: خدیویت مصر Hıdiviyet-i Mısır) was an autonomo...
The Khedivate of Egypt (Arabic: خديوية مصر, Egyptian Arabic pronunciation: [xedeˈwejjet ˈmɑsˤɾ]; Ottoman Turkish: خدیویت مصر Hıdiviyet-i Mısır) was an autonomous tributary state of the Ottoman Empire, established and ruled by the Muhammad Ali Dynasty following the defeat and expulsion of Napoleon Bonaparte's forces which brought an end to the short-lived French occupation of Lower Egypt.
Upon the conquest of the Sultanate of Egypt by the Ottoman Empire in 1517, the country was governed as an Ottoman eyalet (province). The Porte was content to permit local rule to remain in the hands of the Mamluks, the Egyptian military caste of Circassian, and Turkic origin who had held power in Egypt since the 13th century. Save for military expeditions to crush Mamluk Egyptian uprisings seeking to re-establish the independent Egyptian sultanate, the Ottomans largely ignored Egyptian affairs until the France invasion of Egypt in 1798.
Between 1799 and 1801, the Ottoman Porte (government), working at times with France's main enemy, the United Kingdom, undertook various campaigns to restore Ottoman rule in Egypt. By August, 1801, the remaining French forces of General Jacques-François Menou withdrew from Egypt.
The period between 1801 and 1805 was, effectively, a three way civil war in Egypt between the Egyptian Mamluks, the Ottoman Turks, and troops the Ottoman Porte dispatched from Rumelia (the Empire's European province), under the command of Muhammad Ali Pasha, to restore the Empire's authority.
Following the defeat of the French, the Porte assigned Husrev Pasha as the new Wāli (governor) of Egypt, tasking him to kill or imprison the surviving Egyptian Mamluk beys. Many of these were freed by or fled with the British, while others held Minia between Upper and Lower Egypt.
Amid these disturbances, Husrev Pasha attempted to disband his Albanian bashi-bazouks (soldiers) without pay. This led to rioting that drove Husrev Pasha from Cairo. During the ensuing turmoil, the Porte sent Muhammad Ali Pasha to Egypt.
However, Muhammad Ali seized control of Egypt, declaring himself ruler of Egypt and quickly consolidating an independent local powerbase. After repeated failed attempts to remove and kill him, in 1805, the Porte officially recognised Muhammad Ali as Wāli of Egypt. Demonstrating his grander ambitions, Muhammad Ali Pasha claimed for himself the higher title of Khedive (Viceroy), ruling the self-proclaimed (but not recognised) Khedivate of Egypt. He murdered the remaining Mamluk beys in 1811, solidifying his own control of Egypt. He is regarded as the founder of modern Egypt because of the dramatic reforms he instituted in the military, agricultural, economic and cultural spheres.
Reforms
During Muhammad Ali's absence in Arabia his representative at Cairo had completed the confiscation, begun in 1808, of almost all the lands belonging to private individuals, who were forced to accept instead inadequate pensions. By this revolutionary method of land nationalization Muhammad Ali became proprietor of nearly all the soil of Egypt, an iniquitous measure against which the Egyptians had no remedy.
The pasha also attempted to reorganize his troops on European lines, but this led to a formidable mutiny in Cairo. Muhammad Ali's life was endangered, and he sought refuge by night in the citadel, while the soldiery committed many acts of plunder. The revolt was reduced by presents to the chiefs of the insurgents, and Muhammad Ali ordered that the sufferers by the disturbances should receive compensation from the treasury. The project of the Nizam Gedid (New System) was, in consequence of this mutiny, abandoned for a time.
While Ibrahim was engaged in the second Arabian campaign the pasha turned his attention to strengthening the Egyptian economy. He created state monopolies over the chief products of the country. He set up a number of factories and began digging in 1819 a new canal to Alexandria, called the Mahmudiya (after the reigning sultan of Turkey). The old canal had long fallen into decay, and the necessity of a safe channel between Alexandria and the Nile was much felt. The conclusion in 1838 of a commercial treaty with Turkey, negotiated by Sir Henry Bulwer (Lord Darling), struck a deathblow to the system of monopolies, though the application of the treaty to Egypt was delayed for some years.
Another notable fact in the economic progress of the country was the development of the cultivation of cotton in the Delta in 1822 and onwards. The cotton grown had been brought from the Sudan by Maho Bey, and the organization of the new industry from which in a few years Muhammad Ali was enabled to extract considerable revenues.
wn.com/How The Ottoman Empire Lost Egypt
The Khedivate of Egypt (Arabic: خديوية مصر, Egyptian Arabic pronunciation: [xedeˈwejjet ˈmɑsˤɾ]; Ottoman Turkish: خدیویت مصر Hıdiviyet-i Mısır) was an autonomous tributary state of the Ottoman Empire, established and ruled by the Muhammad Ali Dynasty following the defeat and expulsion of Napoleon Bonaparte's forces which brought an end to the short-lived French occupation of Lower Egypt.
Upon the conquest of the Sultanate of Egypt by the Ottoman Empire in 1517, the country was governed as an Ottoman eyalet (province). The Porte was content to permit local rule to remain in the hands of the Mamluks, the Egyptian military caste of Circassian, and Turkic origin who had held power in Egypt since the 13th century. Save for military expeditions to crush Mamluk Egyptian uprisings seeking to re-establish the independent Egyptian sultanate, the Ottomans largely ignored Egyptian affairs until the France invasion of Egypt in 1798.
Between 1799 and 1801, the Ottoman Porte (government), working at times with France's main enemy, the United Kingdom, undertook various campaigns to restore Ottoman rule in Egypt. By August, 1801, the remaining French forces of General Jacques-François Menou withdrew from Egypt.
The period between 1801 and 1805 was, effectively, a three way civil war in Egypt between the Egyptian Mamluks, the Ottoman Turks, and troops the Ottoman Porte dispatched from Rumelia (the Empire's European province), under the command of Muhammad Ali Pasha, to restore the Empire's authority.
Following the defeat of the French, the Porte assigned Husrev Pasha as the new Wāli (governor) of Egypt, tasking him to kill or imprison the surviving Egyptian Mamluk beys. Many of these were freed by or fled with the British, while others held Minia between Upper and Lower Egypt.
Amid these disturbances, Husrev Pasha attempted to disband his Albanian bashi-bazouks (soldiers) without pay. This led to rioting that drove Husrev Pasha from Cairo. During the ensuing turmoil, the Porte sent Muhammad Ali Pasha to Egypt.
However, Muhammad Ali seized control of Egypt, declaring himself ruler of Egypt and quickly consolidating an independent local powerbase. After repeated failed attempts to remove and kill him, in 1805, the Porte officially recognised Muhammad Ali as Wāli of Egypt. Demonstrating his grander ambitions, Muhammad Ali Pasha claimed for himself the higher title of Khedive (Viceroy), ruling the self-proclaimed (but not recognised) Khedivate of Egypt. He murdered the remaining Mamluk beys in 1811, solidifying his own control of Egypt. He is regarded as the founder of modern Egypt because of the dramatic reforms he instituted in the military, agricultural, economic and cultural spheres.
Reforms
During Muhammad Ali's absence in Arabia his representative at Cairo had completed the confiscation, begun in 1808, of almost all the lands belonging to private individuals, who were forced to accept instead inadequate pensions. By this revolutionary method of land nationalization Muhammad Ali became proprietor of nearly all the soil of Egypt, an iniquitous measure against which the Egyptians had no remedy.
The pasha also attempted to reorganize his troops on European lines, but this led to a formidable mutiny in Cairo. Muhammad Ali's life was endangered, and he sought refuge by night in the citadel, while the soldiery committed many acts of plunder. The revolt was reduced by presents to the chiefs of the insurgents, and Muhammad Ali ordered that the sufferers by the disturbances should receive compensation from the treasury. The project of the Nizam Gedid (New System) was, in consequence of this mutiny, abandoned for a time.
While Ibrahim was engaged in the second Arabian campaign the pasha turned his attention to strengthening the Egyptian economy. He created state monopolies over the chief products of the country. He set up a number of factories and began digging in 1819 a new canal to Alexandria, called the Mahmudiya (after the reigning sultan of Turkey). The old canal had long fallen into decay, and the necessity of a safe channel between Alexandria and the Nile was much felt. The conclusion in 1838 of a commercial treaty with Turkey, negotiated by Sir Henry Bulwer (Lord Darling), struck a deathblow to the system of monopolies, though the application of the treaty to Egypt was delayed for some years.
Another notable fact in the economic progress of the country was the development of the cultivation of cotton in the Delta in 1822 and onwards. The cotton grown had been brought from the Sudan by Maho Bey, and the organization of the new industry from which in a few years Muhammad Ali was enabled to extract considerable revenues.
- published: 28 Dec 2013
- views: 2514
Egypt Buys Mistral Ships: France refused to sell warships to Russia due to Ukraine crisis
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 23 Sep 2015
- views: 1276
Egypt has agreed to buy two Mistral-class warships from France.
The state-of-the art assault ships which can carry 700 troops as well as tanks and armoured lan...
Egypt has agreed to buy two Mistral-class warships from France.
The state-of-the art assault ships which can carry 700 troops as well as tanks and armoured landing vehicles, were originally intended for Russia but France reneged on the deal because of Russia's invasion and anexation of Ukrainian territories, including Crimea which Russia annexed last year.
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Egypt has agreed to buy two Mistral-class warships from France.
The state-of-the art assault ships which can carry 700 troops as well as tanks and armoured landing vehicles, were originally intended for Russia but France reneged on the deal because of Russia's invasion and anexation of Ukrainian territories, including Crimea which Russia annexed last year.
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- published: 23 Sep 2015
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How Muhammad Ali Pasha Took Over Ottoman Egypt
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- Duration: 32:32
- Updated: 13 Jan 2014
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The process of Muhammad Ali's seizure of power in Egypt was a long three-way civil war between the Ottoman Turks, Egyptian Mamluks who had ruled Egypt for centu...
The process of Muhammad Ali's seizure of power in Egypt was a long three-way civil war between the Ottoman Turks, Egyptian Mamluks who had ruled Egypt for centuries, and Albanian mercenaries in the service of the Ottomans. It ended in victory for the Albanians led by Muhammad Ali of Egypt (1769--1849).
The three-way struggle followed the French invasion of Egypt by Napoleon. After the French defeat by the British a power vacuum was created in Egypt. The Mamelukes had governed Egypt before the French invasion and still retained much power. Egypt was officially a part of the Ottoman Empire and Egypt still had many Ottoman Turkish troops who had been sent to evict the French. Many of the best Ottoman troops were from Albania, then a province of the Ottoman Empire.
In March 1803, the British evacuated Alexandria leaving a power vacuum in Egypt. Muhammad Bey al-Alfi (aka Alfi Bey) (1751--1807) had accompanied the British to lobby them to help restore the power of the Mamelukes. In their attempts to return to power, the Mamelukes took Minia and interrupted communication between Upper and Lower Egypt.
About six weeks later, the Ottoman governor of Egypt Koca Hüsrev Mehmed Pasha, finding himself in a financial bind and unable to pay all the troops under his command, attempted to disband his Albanian bashi-bazouks (or Arnauts) without pay in order to be able to pay his regular, Turkish, soldiers. The Albanians refused to disband, and instead surrounded the house of the defterdar (finance minister), who appealed in vain to Hüsrev Pasha to satisfy their claims. Instead, the Pasha commenced an artillery bombardment from batteries located in and near his palace on the insurgent soldiers who had taken the house of the defterdar, located in the Ezbekia. The citizens of Cairo, accustomed to such occurrences, immediately closed their shops and armed themselves. The tumult in the city continued all day, and the next morning a body of troops sent out by Hüsrev Pasha failed to quell it.
The Albanian commander Tahir Pasha then repaired to the citadel, gaining admittance through an embrasure, and from there began a counter bombardment of the pasha's forces over the roofs of the intervening houses. Soon thereafter, Tahir descended with his guns to the Ezbekia and then laid close siege to the governor's palace. The following day, Koca Hüsrev Mehmed Pasha fled with his women, servants, and regular troops to Damietta along the Nile.
Tahir then assumed the government, but within twenty three days encountered trouble due to inability to pay all of his forces. This time, it was Turkish troops who went without pay, and they in turn mutinied and assassinated Tahir Pasha. During the course of the mutiny, the governor's palace was burnt and plundered. A desperate, prolonged, and confusing conflict then ensued between the Albanians and Turks, with the divided Mameluks oscillating between the two factions or attempting to regain power on their own behalf.
Muhammad Ali assumes control and captures Ahmed Pasha
Tahir was replaced as commander of the Albanians by Muhammad Ali, one of the regimental commanders. Fearing for his position from the Ottomans, he entered into an alliance with the Mameluke leaders Ibrahim Bey and Osman Bey al-Bardisi.
With Hüsrev Pasha fortifying himself at Damietta, the Turkish troops in the vicinity of Cairo acclaimed Muftizade Ahmed Pasha, the Ottoman mayor of Medina (and previously Damietta), as their new governor. Muhammad Ali, however, refused to surrender Cairo to him. In reordering his forces to meet the new threat, he also removed the Mamelukes from Giza, where they had been invited by his predecessor, Tahir.
Muftizade Ahmed Pasha established himself at the mosque of al-Zflhir, which the French had converted into a fortress, but was eventually cornered and besieged by Muhammad Ali and his Albanian troops in the Cairo citadel, and compelled to surrender. Among the prisoners, those of the Turkish troops who had been involved in the assassination the former Albanian commander, Tahir Pasha, were put to death.
Capture of Hüsrev and Damietta
Muhammad Ali gave control over the Cairo citadel to his Mameluke allies. Soon after, they marched against Hüsrev Pasha, who had been joined by a considerable number of Turks in a well-fortified position at Damietta. Hüsrev was defeated, captured, and brought to Cairo by the Albanians. The bashi-bazouks sacked Damietta, but Hüsrev was treated with respect.
wn.com/How Muhammad Ali Pasha Took Over Ottoman Egypt
The process of Muhammad Ali's seizure of power in Egypt was a long three-way civil war between the Ottoman Turks, Egyptian Mamluks who had ruled Egypt for centuries, and Albanian mercenaries in the service of the Ottomans. It ended in victory for the Albanians led by Muhammad Ali of Egypt (1769--1849).
The three-way struggle followed the French invasion of Egypt by Napoleon. After the French defeat by the British a power vacuum was created in Egypt. The Mamelukes had governed Egypt before the French invasion and still retained much power. Egypt was officially a part of the Ottoman Empire and Egypt still had many Ottoman Turkish troops who had been sent to evict the French. Many of the best Ottoman troops were from Albania, then a province of the Ottoman Empire.
In March 1803, the British evacuated Alexandria leaving a power vacuum in Egypt. Muhammad Bey al-Alfi (aka Alfi Bey) (1751--1807) had accompanied the British to lobby them to help restore the power of the Mamelukes. In their attempts to return to power, the Mamelukes took Minia and interrupted communication between Upper and Lower Egypt.
About six weeks later, the Ottoman governor of Egypt Koca Hüsrev Mehmed Pasha, finding himself in a financial bind and unable to pay all the troops under his command, attempted to disband his Albanian bashi-bazouks (or Arnauts) without pay in order to be able to pay his regular, Turkish, soldiers. The Albanians refused to disband, and instead surrounded the house of the defterdar (finance minister), who appealed in vain to Hüsrev Pasha to satisfy their claims. Instead, the Pasha commenced an artillery bombardment from batteries located in and near his palace on the insurgent soldiers who had taken the house of the defterdar, located in the Ezbekia. The citizens of Cairo, accustomed to such occurrences, immediately closed their shops and armed themselves. The tumult in the city continued all day, and the next morning a body of troops sent out by Hüsrev Pasha failed to quell it.
The Albanian commander Tahir Pasha then repaired to the citadel, gaining admittance through an embrasure, and from there began a counter bombardment of the pasha's forces over the roofs of the intervening houses. Soon thereafter, Tahir descended with his guns to the Ezbekia and then laid close siege to the governor's palace. The following day, Koca Hüsrev Mehmed Pasha fled with his women, servants, and regular troops to Damietta along the Nile.
Tahir then assumed the government, but within twenty three days encountered trouble due to inability to pay all of his forces. This time, it was Turkish troops who went without pay, and they in turn mutinied and assassinated Tahir Pasha. During the course of the mutiny, the governor's palace was burnt and plundered. A desperate, prolonged, and confusing conflict then ensued between the Albanians and Turks, with the divided Mameluks oscillating between the two factions or attempting to regain power on their own behalf.
Muhammad Ali assumes control and captures Ahmed Pasha
Tahir was replaced as commander of the Albanians by Muhammad Ali, one of the regimental commanders. Fearing for his position from the Ottomans, he entered into an alliance with the Mameluke leaders Ibrahim Bey and Osman Bey al-Bardisi.
With Hüsrev Pasha fortifying himself at Damietta, the Turkish troops in the vicinity of Cairo acclaimed Muftizade Ahmed Pasha, the Ottoman mayor of Medina (and previously Damietta), as their new governor. Muhammad Ali, however, refused to surrender Cairo to him. In reordering his forces to meet the new threat, he also removed the Mamelukes from Giza, where they had been invited by his predecessor, Tahir.
Muftizade Ahmed Pasha established himself at the mosque of al-Zflhir, which the French had converted into a fortress, but was eventually cornered and besieged by Muhammad Ali and his Albanian troops in the Cairo citadel, and compelled to surrender. Among the prisoners, those of the Turkish troops who had been involved in the assassination the former Albanian commander, Tahir Pasha, were put to death.
Capture of Hüsrev and Damietta
Muhammad Ali gave control over the Cairo citadel to his Mameluke allies. Soon after, they marched against Hüsrev Pasha, who had been joined by a considerable number of Turks in a well-fortified position at Damietta. Hüsrev was defeated, captured, and brought to Cairo by the Albanians. The bashi-bazouks sacked Damietta, but Hüsrev was treated with respect.
- published: 13 Jan 2014
- views: 9226
Discovery Napoleon: The Quest for Egypt - Part 1 of 5 2010
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- Duration: 50:01
- Updated: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 11
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of th...
Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
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Given the amount of political posturing in this presidential election year, it would seem as though bogus claims about career triumphs are a direct result of the media age. However, Learning Channel's latest documentary debunks that myth with a tribute of sorts to one of the greatest political spin-doctors of all time -- Napoleon Bonaparte.
"Napoleon's Obsession: The Quest for Egypt" details the real facts behind a little-known account in Napoleon's illustrious military career. Those who do know of the French leader's invasion of Egypt, and the so-called Battle of the Pyramids, may have fallen victim to one of the best public relations campaigns in history.
As we learn in the docu, hosted by the enthusiastic Egyptologist Bob Brier, Bonaparte's attempt to conquer Eqypt was nothing short of an exercise in vanity. By 1798, General Bonaparte, at the ripe old age of 29, was looking for new military challenges after conquering Europe. He turned his sights on the historical and symbolic wealth of Egypt.
Economical with everything except the lives of his men, Bonaparte was ill prepared for this invasion and marched his troops from Alexandria through 130-degree desert heat in woolen uniforms and with very little water.
He had small victories, including a melee against the defending Mamelukes of Cairo, which became know as the Battle of the Pyramids. In reality, it was fought in a melon patch miles from the city.
The campaign on the whole was disastrous; the French Fleet was destroyed by the British, and the troops were stranded in Egypt without reinforcements or supplies.
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- published: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 11
The Daily Show - Trevor Noah Continues the War on Bulls**t
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- Duration: 11:12
- Updated: 29 Sep 2015
- views: 3900934
Trevor shows his appreciation for the show’s former host and discusses Speaker of the House John Boehner’s recent resignation.
Watch full episodes of The Daily...
Trevor shows his appreciation for the show’s former host and discusses Speaker of the House John Boehner’s recent resignation.
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Trevor shows his appreciation for the show’s former host and discusses Speaker of the House John Boehner’s recent resignation.
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- published: 29 Sep 2015
- views: 3900934
1956 - Egypt: War in Egypt 250070-54.mp4
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- Duration: 1:31
- Updated: 18 Feb 2012
- views: 438
British and French Bomb its Key Cities. Oct56
19:27:01 Suez Canal mouth w/ ferries, ships; line of ships in canal. President Nasser w/ reporters.
19:27:19 F...
British and French Bomb its Key Cities. Oct56
19:27:01 Suez Canal mouth w/ ferries, ships; line of ships in canal. President Nasser w/ reporters.
19:27:19 French units embarking at Marseilles;
19:27:30 British troops board planes for Cyprus. British navy ships in Eastern Mediterranean. British war planes overhead; British bombers w/ missiles
19:28:08 White House, ext. Int. President Eisenhower & Secretary of State John foster Dulles talking at desk.
19:28:11 Black.
19:28:18 Exterior UN building. Inside UN assembly.
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British and French Bomb its Key Cities. Oct56
19:27:01 Suez Canal mouth w/ ferries, ships; line of ships in canal. President Nasser w/ reporters.
19:27:19 French units embarking at Marseilles;
19:27:30 British troops board planes for Cyprus. British navy ships in Eastern Mediterranean. British war planes overhead; British bombers w/ missiles
19:28:08 White House, ext. Int. President Eisenhower & Secretary of State John foster Dulles talking at desk.
19:28:11 Black.
19:28:18 Exterior UN building. Inside UN assembly.
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- published: 18 Feb 2012
- views: 438
Gods of Egypt TRAILER 1 (2016) - Gerard Butler, Brenton Thwaites Movie HD
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Gods of Egypt International TRAILER 1 (2016) - Gerard Butler, Brenton Thwaites Movie HD
The survival of mankind hangs in the balance as an unexpected mortal hero Bek [Brenton Thwaites] undertakes a thrilling journey to save the world. In order to succeed, he must enlist the help of the powerful and vengeful god Horus [Nikolaj Coster-Waldau] in an unlikely alliance against Set [Gerard Butler], the merciless god of darkness, who has usurped Egypt’s throne, plunging the once peaceful and prosperous empire into chaos and conflict. As their breathtaking battle against Set and his henchmen takes them into the afterlife and across the heavens, both god and mortal must pass tests of courage and sacrifice if they hope to prevail in the epic final confrontation.
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Gods of Egypt International TRAILER 1 (2016) - Gerard Butler, Brenton Thwaites Movie HD
The survival of mankind hangs in the balance as an unexpected mortal hero Bek [Brenton Thwaites] undertakes a thrilling journey to save the world. In order to succeed, he must enlist the help of the powerful and vengeful god Horus [Nikolaj Coster-Waldau] in an unlikely alliance against Set [Gerard Butler], the merciless god of darkness, who has usurped Egypt’s throne, plunging the once peaceful and prosperous empire into chaos and conflict. As their breathtaking battle against Set and his henchmen takes them into the afterlife and across the heavens, both god and mortal must pass tests of courage and sacrifice if they hope to prevail in the epic final confrontation.
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War in Egypt. British and French Bomb Its Key Cities 1956 Newsreel
(1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White House; Ike speaks, wants it brought before the UN General Assembly; quick pics of UN and Mideast (2) "Hungary Free But Faces Threat Of New Red Invasion" - the end of a 6-day fight, Hungary was free, scenes of Budapest; funeral (3) student demonstrators in Rome in support of Hungary, battles between students and police (4) Texas rangers getting new cars (5) Sports: horse show in Madison Square Garden, and Royal Canadian Mounties precision riders (6) Tony Curtis public service announcement for U.S. Savings Bonds (complete newsreel). -
How Muhammad Ali Pasha Seized Power In Ottoman Egypt
The process of Muhammad Ali's seizure of power in Egypt was a long three-way civil war between the Ottoman Turks, Egyptian Mamluks who had ruled Egypt for centuries, and Albanian mercenaries in the service of the Ottomans. It ended in victory for the Albanians led by Muhammad Ali of Egypt (1769–1849). The three-way struggle followed the French invasion of Egypt by Napoleon. After the French defeat by the British a power vacuum was created in Egypt. The Mamelukes had governed Egypt before the French invasion and still retained much power. Egypt was officially a part of the Ottoman Empire and Egypt still had many Ottoman Turkish troops who had been sent to evict the French. Many of the best Ottoman troops were from Albania, then a province of the Ottoman Empire. Albanians under Tahir rise ...
War in Egypt. British and French Bomb Its Key Cities 1956 Newsreel
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- Duration: 7:37
- Updated: 15 May 2010
- views: 7590
(1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White ...
(1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White House; Ike speaks, wants it brought before the UN General Assembly; quick pics of UN and Mideast (2) "Hungary Free But Faces Threat Of New Red Invasion" - the end of a 6-day fight, Hungary was free, scenes of Budapest; funeral (3) student demonstrators in Rome in support of Hungary, battles between students and police (4) Texas rangers getting new cars (5) Sports: horse show in Madison Square Garden, and Royal Canadian Mounties precision riders (6) Tony Curtis public service announcement for U.S. Savings Bonds (complete newsreel).
wn.com/War In Egypt. British And French Bomb Its Key Cities 1956 Newsreel
(1) Suez Canal and Nasser pictures; French troops embark from Marseilles; naval forces in eastern Mediterraean, British bombers attack; Ike and Dulles at White House; Ike speaks, wants it brought before the UN General Assembly; quick pics of UN and Mideast (2) "Hungary Free But Faces Threat Of New Red Invasion" - the end of a 6-day fight, Hungary was free, scenes of Budapest; funeral (3) student demonstrators in Rome in support of Hungary, battles between students and police (4) Texas rangers getting new cars (5) Sports: horse show in Madison Square Garden, and Royal Canadian Mounties precision riders (6) Tony Curtis public service announcement for U.S. Savings Bonds (complete newsreel).
- published: 15 May 2010
- views: 7590
How Muhammad Ali Pasha Seized Power In Ottoman Egypt
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- Duration: 33:54
- Updated: 22 May 2015
- views: 84
The process of Muhammad Ali's seizure of power in Egypt was a long three-way civil war between the Ottoman Turks, Egyptian Mamluks who had ruled Egypt for centu...
The process of Muhammad Ali's seizure of power in Egypt was a long three-way civil war between the Ottoman Turks, Egyptian Mamluks who had ruled Egypt for centuries, and Albanian mercenaries in the service of the Ottomans. It ended in victory for the Albanians led by Muhammad Ali of Egypt (1769–1849).
The three-way struggle followed the French invasion of Egypt by Napoleon. After the French defeat by the British a power vacuum was created in Egypt. The Mamelukes had governed Egypt before the French invasion and still retained much power. Egypt was officially a part of the Ottoman Empire and Egypt still had many Ottoman Turkish troops who had been sent to evict the French. Many of the best Ottoman troops were from Albania, then a province of the Ottoman Empire.
Albanians under Tahir rise and seize Cairo from Hüsrev Pasha
In March 1803, the British evacuated Alexandria leaving a power vacuum in Egypt. Muhammad Bey al-Alfi (aka Alfi Bey) (1751–1807) had accompanied the British to lobby them to help restore the power of the Mamelukes. In their attempts to return to power, the Mamelukes took Minia and interrupted communication between Upper and Lower Egypt.
About six weeks later, the Ottoman governor of Egypt Koca Hüsrev Mehmed Pasha, finding himself in a financial bind and unable to pay all the troops under his command, attempted to disband his Albanian bashi-bazouks (or Arnauts) without pay in order to be able to pay his regular, Turkish, soldiers. The Albanians refused to disband, and instead surrounded the house of the defterdar (finance minister), who appealed in vain to Hüsrev Pasha to satisfy their claims. Instead, the Pasha commenced an artillery bombardment from batteries located in and near his palace on the insurgent soldiers who had taken the house of the defterdar, located in the Ezbekia. The citizens of Cairo, accustomed to such occurrences, immediately closed their shops and armed themselves. The tumult in the city continued all day, and the next morning a body of troops sent out by Hüsrev Pasha failed to quell it.
The Albanian commander Tahir Pasha then repaired to the citadel, gaining admittance through an embrasure, and from there began a counter bombardment of the pasha's forces over the roofs of the intervening houses. Soon thereafter, Tahir descended with his guns to the Ezbekia and then laid close siege to the governor's palace. The following day, Koca Hüsrev Mehmed Pasha fled with his women, servants, and regular troops to Damietta along the Nile.
Tahir then assumed the government, but within twenty three days encountered trouble due to inability to pay all of his forces. This time, it was Turkish troops who went without pay, and they in turn mutinied and assassinated Tahir Pasha. During the course of the mutiny, the governor's palace was burnt and plundered. A desperate, prolonged, and confusing conflict then ensued between the Albanians and Turks, with the divided Mameluks oscillating between the two factions or attempting to regain power on their own behalf.
Muhammad Ali assumes control and captures Ahmed Pasha
Tahir was replaced as commander of the Albanians by Muhammad Ali, one of the regimental commanders. Fearing for his position from the Ottomans, he entered into an alliance with the Mameluke leaders Ibrahim Bey and Osman Bey al-Bardisi.
With Hüsrev Pasha fortifying himself at Damietta, the Turkish troops in the vicinity of Cairo acclaimed Muftizade Ahmed Pasha, the Ottoman mayor of Medina (and previously Damietta), as their new governor. Muhammad Ali, however, refused to surrender Cairo to him. In reordering his forces to meet the new threat, he also removed the Mamelukes from Giza, where they had been invited by his predecessor, Tahir.
Muftizade Ahmed Pasha established himself at the mosque of al-Zflhir, which the French had converted into a fortress, but was eventually cornered and besieged by Muhammad Ali and his Albanian troops in the Cairo citadel, and compelled to surrender. Among the prisoners, those of the Turkish troops who had been involved in the assassination of the former Albanian commander, Tahir Pasha, were put to death.
Capture of Hüsrev and Damietta
Muhammad Ali gave control over the Cairo citadel to his Mameluke allies. Soon after, they marched against Hüsrev Pasha, who had been joined by a considerable number of Turks in a well-fortified position at Damietta. Hüsrev was defeated, captured, and brought to Cairo by the Albanians. The bashi-bazouks sacked Damietta, but Hüsrev was treated with respect.
Trabluslu Ali Pasha attempts to regain control
wn.com/How Muhammad Ali Pasha Seized Power In Ottoman Egypt
The process of Muhammad Ali's seizure of power in Egypt was a long three-way civil war between the Ottoman Turks, Egyptian Mamluks who had ruled Egypt for centuries, and Albanian mercenaries in the service of the Ottomans. It ended in victory for the Albanians led by Muhammad Ali of Egypt (1769–1849).
The three-way struggle followed the French invasion of Egypt by Napoleon. After the French defeat by the British a power vacuum was created in Egypt. The Mamelukes had governed Egypt before the French invasion and still retained much power. Egypt was officially a part of the Ottoman Empire and Egypt still had many Ottoman Turkish troops who had been sent to evict the French. Many of the best Ottoman troops were from Albania, then a province of the Ottoman Empire.
Albanians under Tahir rise and seize Cairo from Hüsrev Pasha
In March 1803, the British evacuated Alexandria leaving a power vacuum in Egypt. Muhammad Bey al-Alfi (aka Alfi Bey) (1751–1807) had accompanied the British to lobby them to help restore the power of the Mamelukes. In their attempts to return to power, the Mamelukes took Minia and interrupted communication between Upper and Lower Egypt.
About six weeks later, the Ottoman governor of Egypt Koca Hüsrev Mehmed Pasha, finding himself in a financial bind and unable to pay all the troops under his command, attempted to disband his Albanian bashi-bazouks (or Arnauts) without pay in order to be able to pay his regular, Turkish, soldiers. The Albanians refused to disband, and instead surrounded the house of the defterdar (finance minister), who appealed in vain to Hüsrev Pasha to satisfy their claims. Instead, the Pasha commenced an artillery bombardment from batteries located in and near his palace on the insurgent soldiers who had taken the house of the defterdar, located in the Ezbekia. The citizens of Cairo, accustomed to such occurrences, immediately closed their shops and armed themselves. The tumult in the city continued all day, and the next morning a body of troops sent out by Hüsrev Pasha failed to quell it.
The Albanian commander Tahir Pasha then repaired to the citadel, gaining admittance through an embrasure, and from there began a counter bombardment of the pasha's forces over the roofs of the intervening houses. Soon thereafter, Tahir descended with his guns to the Ezbekia and then laid close siege to the governor's palace. The following day, Koca Hüsrev Mehmed Pasha fled with his women, servants, and regular troops to Damietta along the Nile.
Tahir then assumed the government, but within twenty three days encountered trouble due to inability to pay all of his forces. This time, it was Turkish troops who went without pay, and they in turn mutinied and assassinated Tahir Pasha. During the course of the mutiny, the governor's palace was burnt and plundered. A desperate, prolonged, and confusing conflict then ensued between the Albanians and Turks, with the divided Mameluks oscillating between the two factions or attempting to regain power on their own behalf.
Muhammad Ali assumes control and captures Ahmed Pasha
Tahir was replaced as commander of the Albanians by Muhammad Ali, one of the regimental commanders. Fearing for his position from the Ottomans, he entered into an alliance with the Mameluke leaders Ibrahim Bey and Osman Bey al-Bardisi.
With Hüsrev Pasha fortifying himself at Damietta, the Turkish troops in the vicinity of Cairo acclaimed Muftizade Ahmed Pasha, the Ottoman mayor of Medina (and previously Damietta), as their new governor. Muhammad Ali, however, refused to surrender Cairo to him. In reordering his forces to meet the new threat, he also removed the Mamelukes from Giza, where they had been invited by his predecessor, Tahir.
Muftizade Ahmed Pasha established himself at the mosque of al-Zflhir, which the French had converted into a fortress, but was eventually cornered and besieged by Muhammad Ali and his Albanian troops in the Cairo citadel, and compelled to surrender. Among the prisoners, those of the Turkish troops who had been involved in the assassination of the former Albanian commander, Tahir Pasha, were put to death.
Capture of Hüsrev and Damietta
Muhammad Ali gave control over the Cairo citadel to his Mameluke allies. Soon after, they marched against Hüsrev Pasha, who had been joined by a considerable number of Turks in a well-fortified position at Damietta. Hüsrev was defeated, captured, and brought to Cairo by the Albanians. The bashi-bazouks sacked Damietta, but Hüsrev was treated with respect.
Trabluslu Ali Pasha attempts to regain control
- published: 22 May 2015
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Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 4: The Siege of Damietta!
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Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 8: The Mamelukes Surrounded!
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Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 15
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Napoleon Bonaparte's Invasion Of Ottoman Egypt
The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798--1801) was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Orient, ostensibly to protect French trade interests, undermine Britain's access to India, and to establish scientific enterprise in the region. It was the primary purpose of the Mediterranean campaign of 1798, a series of naval engagements that included the capture of Malta. Despite many decisive victories and an initially successful expedition into Syria, Napoleon and his Armée d'Orient were eventually forced to withdraw, after sowing political disharmony in France, conflict in Europe, and suffering the defeat of the supporting French fleet at the Battle of the Nile. At the time of the expedition, the Directoire had assumed executive power in France. It would resort to the army to maintain orde... -
Medieval 2 Total War Multiplayer Commentary Battle Egypt vs France (High Period)
Medieval 2 Total War Online Commentary Battle: Egypt vs France Ever wondered if horse archers are worth it? Watch these Mamluk Horse Archers in action and decide for yourself. 15k, high period, no rules. My army is composed of: - 4 Saracen Militia - 7 Tabardariyya - 3 Naffatuns - 2 Mamluk Horse Archers - 4 Royal Mamluks - 1 General Bodyguard unit Used FRAPS to capture it and Windows Live Movie Maker to edit it so it's nothing "fancy". My PC is also crappy so it affects the quality naturally. Thank you for watching and i hope you'll enjoy/already enjoyed. P.S: Sorry for any typos. -
Civilization V Multiplayer with GetDaved - France and Egypt, Part 5
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Egypt-Israel Conflict (1957) | Central Intelligence Agency
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Ancient Egypt - The Pyramid of Djedefre Documentary
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Napoleon Total War : Episode 1 Part 1 Egypt Campaign
Hey Guys well now its time for Egypt to be invade by the French. We began the invasion and take two city's form the Mamluks. But Which City's will it be stay tuned to find out. Also Napoleon's Battles will be coming out soon I am working with the intro as well getting one of my friends to help me out with a new better intro for my Channel. If you want to help me out just let me know. It will be out ASAP. Also plz check out my Voting poll for Lord of the Rings. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85n2_mWKlGs -
The French Campaign Fought Against Ottoman Syria And Egypt
The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798–1801) was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Orient, ostensibly to protect French trade interests, undermine Britain's access to India, and to establish scientific enterprise in the region. It was the primary purpose of the Mediterranean campaign of 1798, a series of naval engagements that included the capture of Malta. Despite many decisive victories and an initially successful expedition into Syria, Napoleon and his Armée d'Orient were eventually forced to withdraw, after sowing political disharmony in France, conflict in Europe, and suffering the defeat of the supporting French fleet at the Battle of the Nile. At the time of the expedition, the Directoire had assumed executive power in France. It would resort to the army to maintain order... -
Prof. Shmuel Moreh of the Hebrew University
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The Suez Crisis of 1956 - Professor Vernon Bogdanor
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The World at War [1931-1941], 1942
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Napoleon Total War - Video Game Soundtrack/OST Full
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Four Women of Egypt (Part 3)
Four Women of Egypt (original French title Quatre femmes d'Égypte) is a 1997 Canadian-Egyptian documentary film by Tahani Rached. The film revolves around four female friends from Egypt with opposing religious, social, and political views in modern-day Egypt. The film was highly acclaimed and won several awards in documentary film festivals. Cast 1- Wedad Mitry has been a lifelong journalist. A student activist, she was the only woman elected to the Student Union at Cairo University in 1951. That same year she joined the Women's Popular Resistance Committee (founded by the feminist Saiza Nabarawi. 2- Safinaz Kazem, a journalist, theater critic and writer, is the author of many books. In the 1960s she was a graduate student in the United States-in Kansas, Chicago, and New York. She is th... -
Napoleon Bonaparte: The Conquerors of Europe Continent (Full Documentary)
Born 15th August 1769 in Ajaccio, Corsica Married(Josephine): 9th March 1796 in Paris, France Married(Marie-Louise): 2nd April 1810 in Paris, France Died: 5th May 1821 on St. Helena First Consul of France: 1799- 1804 Emporer of French: 1804-1815 His position as commander of the Army Italy led the campaign in Italy left as succesfull legendary. But good luck was not belong to him in the campaign in Egypt(1798) when his Navy army led by Nelson lost. He abandoned Egypt and back to France in 1799. By 1800, he held position as First Consul. He practised dictatorship with a constitution. Europe was not in peace for long time, so Napoleon form Grande Armee to fight further wars. Napoleon fought his opponets came from many Europe contry such as Austria, Prussia, Russia and Britain. War in Auterli...
Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 4: The Siege of Damietta!
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- Duration: 21:33
- Updated: 27 Jul 2012
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Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 8: The Mamelukes Surrounded!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 28:10
- Updated: 05 Aug 2012
- views: 5926
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Napoleon Total War - Invasion of Egypt Part 15
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- Duration: 22:09
- Updated: 23 Aug 2012
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- published: 23 Aug 2012
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Napoleon Bonaparte's Invasion Of Ottoman Egypt
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 57:41
- Updated: 28 Dec 2013
- views: 5388
The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798--1801) was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Orient, ostensibly to protect French trade interests, undermine Bri...
The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798--1801) was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Orient, ostensibly to protect French trade interests, undermine Britain's access to India, and to establish scientific enterprise in the region. It was the primary purpose of the Mediterranean campaign of 1798, a series of naval engagements that included the capture of Malta.
Despite many decisive victories and an initially successful expedition into Syria, Napoleon and his Armée d'Orient were eventually forced to withdraw, after sowing political disharmony in France, conflict in Europe, and suffering the defeat of the supporting French fleet at the Battle of the Nile.
At the time of the expedition, the Directoire had assumed executive power in France. It would resort to the army to maintain order in the face of the Jacobin and royalist threats, and count in particular on general Bonaparte, already a successful commander, having led of the Italian campaign.
In August 1797, Bonaparte proposed a military expedition to seize Egypt. In a letter to the Directoire, he suggested this would protect French trade interests, attack British commerce and undermine Britain's access to India and the East Indies, since Egypt was well-placed on the trade routes to these places. Bonaparte wished to establish a French presence in the Middle East, with the ultimate dream of linking with France's ally Tipu Sultan, ruler of Mysore in India. As France was not ready for a head-on attack on Great Britain itself, the Directoire decided to intervene indirectly and create a "double port" connecting the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, prefiguring the Suez Canal.
At the time, Egypt had been an Ottoman province since 1517, but was now out of direct Ottoman control, and was in disorder, with dissension among the ruling Mamluk elite. In France, Egyptian fashion was in full swing -- intellectuals believed that Egypt was the cradle of western civilization and wished to export the Enlightenment to the Egyptians, French traders already based on the River Nile were complaining of harassment by the Mamluks, and Napoleon wished to walk in the footsteps of Alexander the Great. He assured the Directoire that "as soon as he had conquered Egypt, he will establish relations with the Indian princes and, together with them, attack the English in their possessions." According to a 13 February 1798 report by Talleyrand, "Having occupied and fortified Egypt, we shall send a force of 15,000 men from Suez to the Sultanate of Mysore, to join the forces of Tipu Sultan and drive away the English." The Directoire agreed to the plan in March 1798, though troubled by its scope and cost. However, they saw that it would remove the popular and over-ambitious Napoleon from the center of power, though this motive long remained secret.
Before departure from Toulon
Rumors became rife as 40,000 soldiers and 10,000 sailors were gathered in French Mediterranean ports. A large fleet was assembled at Toulon: 13 ships of the line, 14 frigates, and 400 transports. To avoid interception by the British fleet under Nelson, the expeditions's target was kept secret. It was known only to Bonaparte himself, his generals Berthier and Caffarelli, and the mathematician Gaspard Monge. Bonaparte was the commander, with subordinates including Thomas Alexandre Dumas, Kléber, Desaix, Berthier, Caffarelli, Lannes, Damas, Murat, Andréossy, Belliard, Menou, and Zajączek. His aides de camp included his brother Louis Bonaparte, Duroc, Eugène de Beauharnais, Thomas Prosper Jullien, and the Polish nobleman Joseph Sulkowski.
The fleet at Toulon was joined by squadrons from Genoa, Civitavecchia and Bastia and was put under the command of Admiral Brueys and Contre-amirals Villeneuve, Du Chayla, Decrès and Ganteaume.
The fleet was about to set sail when a crisis developed with Austria, and the Directoire recalled Bonaparte in case war broke out. The crisis was resolved in a few weeks, and Bonaparte received orders to travel to Toulon as soon as possible. It is claimed that, in a stormy meeting with the Directoire, Bonaparte threatened to dissolve them and directeur Reubell gave him a pen saying "Sign there, general!"
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The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798--1801) was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Orient, ostensibly to protect French trade interests, undermine Britain's access to India, and to establish scientific enterprise in the region. It was the primary purpose of the Mediterranean campaign of 1798, a series of naval engagements that included the capture of Malta.
Despite many decisive victories and an initially successful expedition into Syria, Napoleon and his Armée d'Orient were eventually forced to withdraw, after sowing political disharmony in France, conflict in Europe, and suffering the defeat of the supporting French fleet at the Battle of the Nile.
At the time of the expedition, the Directoire had assumed executive power in France. It would resort to the army to maintain order in the face of the Jacobin and royalist threats, and count in particular on general Bonaparte, already a successful commander, having led of the Italian campaign.
In August 1797, Bonaparte proposed a military expedition to seize Egypt. In a letter to the Directoire, he suggested this would protect French trade interests, attack British commerce and undermine Britain's access to India and the East Indies, since Egypt was well-placed on the trade routes to these places. Bonaparte wished to establish a French presence in the Middle East, with the ultimate dream of linking with France's ally Tipu Sultan, ruler of Mysore in India. As France was not ready for a head-on attack on Great Britain itself, the Directoire decided to intervene indirectly and create a "double port" connecting the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, prefiguring the Suez Canal.
At the time, Egypt had been an Ottoman province since 1517, but was now out of direct Ottoman control, and was in disorder, with dissension among the ruling Mamluk elite. In France, Egyptian fashion was in full swing -- intellectuals believed that Egypt was the cradle of western civilization and wished to export the Enlightenment to the Egyptians, French traders already based on the River Nile were complaining of harassment by the Mamluks, and Napoleon wished to walk in the footsteps of Alexander the Great. He assured the Directoire that "as soon as he had conquered Egypt, he will establish relations with the Indian princes and, together with them, attack the English in their possessions." According to a 13 February 1798 report by Talleyrand, "Having occupied and fortified Egypt, we shall send a force of 15,000 men from Suez to the Sultanate of Mysore, to join the forces of Tipu Sultan and drive away the English." The Directoire agreed to the plan in March 1798, though troubled by its scope and cost. However, they saw that it would remove the popular and over-ambitious Napoleon from the center of power, though this motive long remained secret.
Before departure from Toulon
Rumors became rife as 40,000 soldiers and 10,000 sailors were gathered in French Mediterranean ports. A large fleet was assembled at Toulon: 13 ships of the line, 14 frigates, and 400 transports. To avoid interception by the British fleet under Nelson, the expeditions's target was kept secret. It was known only to Bonaparte himself, his generals Berthier and Caffarelli, and the mathematician Gaspard Monge. Bonaparte was the commander, with subordinates including Thomas Alexandre Dumas, Kléber, Desaix, Berthier, Caffarelli, Lannes, Damas, Murat, Andréossy, Belliard, Menou, and Zajączek. His aides de camp included his brother Louis Bonaparte, Duroc, Eugène de Beauharnais, Thomas Prosper Jullien, and the Polish nobleman Joseph Sulkowski.
The fleet at Toulon was joined by squadrons from Genoa, Civitavecchia and Bastia and was put under the command of Admiral Brueys and Contre-amirals Villeneuve, Du Chayla, Decrès and Ganteaume.
The fleet was about to set sail when a crisis developed with Austria, and the Directoire recalled Bonaparte in case war broke out. The crisis was resolved in a few weeks, and Bonaparte received orders to travel to Toulon as soon as possible. It is claimed that, in a stormy meeting with the Directoire, Bonaparte threatened to dissolve them and directeur Reubell gave him a pen saying "Sign there, general!"
- published: 28 Dec 2013
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Medieval 2 Total War Multiplayer Commentary Battle Egypt vs France (High Period)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:16
- Updated: 11 Apr 2011
- views: 2242
Medieval 2 Total War Online Commentary Battle: Egypt vs France
Ever wondered if horse archers are worth it? Watch these Mamluk Horse Archers in action and de...
Medieval 2 Total War Online Commentary Battle: Egypt vs France
Ever wondered if horse archers are worth it? Watch these Mamluk Horse Archers in action and decide for yourself.
15k, high period, no rules. My army is composed of:
- 4 Saracen Militia
- 7 Tabardariyya
- 3 Naffatuns
- 2 Mamluk Horse Archers
- 4 Royal Mamluks
- 1 General Bodyguard unit
Used FRAPS to capture it and Windows Live Movie Maker to edit it so it's nothing "fancy". My PC is also crappy so it affects the quality naturally.
Thank you for watching and i hope you'll enjoy/already enjoyed.
P.S: Sorry for any typos.
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Medieval 2 Total War Online Commentary Battle: Egypt vs France
Ever wondered if horse archers are worth it? Watch these Mamluk Horse Archers in action and decide for yourself.
15k, high period, no rules. My army is composed of:
- 4 Saracen Militia
- 7 Tabardariyya
- 3 Naffatuns
- 2 Mamluk Horse Archers
- 4 Royal Mamluks
- 1 General Bodyguard unit
Used FRAPS to capture it and Windows Live Movie Maker to edit it so it's nothing "fancy". My PC is also crappy so it affects the quality naturally.
Thank you for watching and i hope you'll enjoy/already enjoyed.
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- published: 11 Apr 2011
- views: 2242
Civilization V Multiplayer with GetDaved - France and Egypt, Part 5
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- Duration: 20:27
- Updated: 01 Mar 2013
- views: 1897
The war intensifies!
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The war intensifies!
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wn.com/Civilization V Multiplayer With Getdaved France And Egypt, Part 5
The war intensifies!
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- published: 01 Mar 2013
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Egypt-Israel Conflict (1957) | Central Intelligence Agency
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- Duration: 32:15
- Updated: 07 Aug 2015
- views: 200
This film is a compilation of numerous short segments relating to the conflict between Egypt and Israel.
Egypt-Israel Disturbances (Reel 1 of 3) (1957) story li...
This film is a compilation of numerous short segments relating to the conflict between Egypt and Israel.
Egypt-Israel Disturbances (Reel 1 of 3) (1957) story list
0.00 French arrest five Algerian nationalist leaders - plane carrying five from Rabat to Tunis was ordered by radio to change course and head to Algiers; the French pilot agreed to change course and land in Algeria
0.45 Border Incidents Still Threaten Near East Peace - border between Israel and Egypt, Israeli frontier guard patrol - an assault that had to be made because of constant Egyptian attacks - it's a time of border trouble
1.42 Tunisians protest arrest of five Algerian nationalists; action of French is regarded as piracy
2.57 footage of UN discussion on Israeli action in Sinai - a "solemn session"; Britain and France veto US and Soviet resolutions for a ceasefire. "the US in strange company, fighting for peace"
4.51 British and French join Israeli force attacking Egypt; Moshe Dayan inspects Israeli troops on parade ground
5.25 President Eisenhower, speaking from the Oval Office, says no US involvement in the Suez
7.25 Suez crisis causing worldwide concern Israel's advance into Sinai referred to as "punitive"; Israeli men standing by captured Egyptian armored vehicles and and artillery; Egyptian wounded and Egyptian killed; Israel claims control of the Gaza strip; Israelis follow news with anxious concern; girls too young for active duty work day and night assembling kits for the front; Egyptian destroyer Ibrahim al Awal captured and sailed to Haifa; Londoners protest British involvement in the Suez in rally at Trafalgar Square addressed by Labor MP Aneurin Bevan
10.00 British and French ceasefire at Suez after taking Port Said; paratroopers jump onto Egyptian air base; Egypt sinks ship in the canal to block the canal
Egypt-Israel Disturbances (Reel 2 of 3) (1957) story list
0.00 British and French land at Port Fuad; shots of landing craft nd men wading ashore with smoke billowing from site on land; hardly any resistance; "sunken ships dotting the canal make the action questionable"; British run into heavy resistance at Port Said; destruction of Port Said; Danish men make up UN Police Force going to Egypt
1.51 Sinai Peninsula and Gaza Strip fall to Israel - Israeli forces occupy Gaza Strip - "a peaceful occupation that allows the native population maximum freedom"; Israelis in Sharm el-Sheikh with Egyptian prisoners
3.00 UN Force lands to patrol canal - in Jerusalem, the Israeli parliament approves Israeli withdrawal from Sinai; Israel shows off captured Egyptian military equipment, supplied to Egypt by the Soviets; people in Port Said relying on food shipments; hungry children swarm man who has bread; aerial of Port Said harbor shows plethora of sunken ships; British troops withdraw from Port Said in compliance with with UN order; Canadian Major-General E.L.M. Burns, commander of UN Suez Police, on inspection tour of patrol area
5.42 ceasefire at Suez lets UN Observers inspect frontline; members of UN force prepare for tour between front liens of opposing forces
UN vehicles take off - British, French and Egyptian armies face each other 250 yds apart; Port Said goes about business as usual - "a triumph for the UN which sees peace instead of panic"; leaders of nine Arab states assemble in Beirut for talks; talks aimed at keeping Soviets out of the Middle East while defending Arab rights in the West
7.14 UN Troops bring quiet to Suez but gas famine looms; UN Police parade through Port Said to a rousing welcome; crowds cheer spontaneously initially, but British forces have to clear a path for the UN Police "when communist agitators in the crowd try to provoke the Egyptians into an unfriendly attitude"; patrol action of UN means release for thousands of Egyptian soldiers; people shown pushing their cars in France because of gasoline shortages; French government orders that gasoline be reserved for essential service works
8.49 British departing as UN Oversees Suez re-opening; first ship sails through Suez Canal; General Burns of the UN Force meets with British General Keightley; British troops depart with all of their kit
National Archives - Egypt-Israel Disturbances - National Security Council. Central Intelligence Agency. (09/18/1947 - 12/04/1981). - - DVD Copied by IASL Scanner John Williams.
- ARC 646996 / LI 263.398
wn.com/Egypt Israel Conflict (1957) | Central Intelligence Agency
This film is a compilation of numerous short segments relating to the conflict between Egypt and Israel.
Egypt-Israel Disturbances (Reel 1 of 3) (1957) story list
0.00 French arrest five Algerian nationalist leaders - plane carrying five from Rabat to Tunis was ordered by radio to change course and head to Algiers; the French pilot agreed to change course and land in Algeria
0.45 Border Incidents Still Threaten Near East Peace - border between Israel and Egypt, Israeli frontier guard patrol - an assault that had to be made because of constant Egyptian attacks - it's a time of border trouble
1.42 Tunisians protest arrest of five Algerian nationalists; action of French is regarded as piracy
2.57 footage of UN discussion on Israeli action in Sinai - a "solemn session"; Britain and France veto US and Soviet resolutions for a ceasefire. "the US in strange company, fighting for peace"
4.51 British and French join Israeli force attacking Egypt; Moshe Dayan inspects Israeli troops on parade ground
5.25 President Eisenhower, speaking from the Oval Office, says no US involvement in the Suez
7.25 Suez crisis causing worldwide concern Israel's advance into Sinai referred to as "punitive"; Israeli men standing by captured Egyptian armored vehicles and and artillery; Egyptian wounded and Egyptian killed; Israel claims control of the Gaza strip; Israelis follow news with anxious concern; girls too young for active duty work day and night assembling kits for the front; Egyptian destroyer Ibrahim al Awal captured and sailed to Haifa; Londoners protest British involvement in the Suez in rally at Trafalgar Square addressed by Labor MP Aneurin Bevan
10.00 British and French ceasefire at Suez after taking Port Said; paratroopers jump onto Egyptian air base; Egypt sinks ship in the canal to block the canal
Egypt-Israel Disturbances (Reel 2 of 3) (1957) story list
0.00 British and French land at Port Fuad; shots of landing craft nd men wading ashore with smoke billowing from site on land; hardly any resistance; "sunken ships dotting the canal make the action questionable"; British run into heavy resistance at Port Said; destruction of Port Said; Danish men make up UN Police Force going to Egypt
1.51 Sinai Peninsula and Gaza Strip fall to Israel - Israeli forces occupy Gaza Strip - "a peaceful occupation that allows the native population maximum freedom"; Israelis in Sharm el-Sheikh with Egyptian prisoners
3.00 UN Force lands to patrol canal - in Jerusalem, the Israeli parliament approves Israeli withdrawal from Sinai; Israel shows off captured Egyptian military equipment, supplied to Egypt by the Soviets; people in Port Said relying on food shipments; hungry children swarm man who has bread; aerial of Port Said harbor shows plethora of sunken ships; British troops withdraw from Port Said in compliance with with UN order; Canadian Major-General E.L.M. Burns, commander of UN Suez Police, on inspection tour of patrol area
5.42 ceasefire at Suez lets UN Observers inspect frontline; members of UN force prepare for tour between front liens of opposing forces
UN vehicles take off - British, French and Egyptian armies face each other 250 yds apart; Port Said goes about business as usual - "a triumph for the UN which sees peace instead of panic"; leaders of nine Arab states assemble in Beirut for talks; talks aimed at keeping Soviets out of the Middle East while defending Arab rights in the West
7.14 UN Troops bring quiet to Suez but gas famine looms; UN Police parade through Port Said to a rousing welcome; crowds cheer spontaneously initially, but British forces have to clear a path for the UN Police "when communist agitators in the crowd try to provoke the Egyptians into an unfriendly attitude"; patrol action of UN means release for thousands of Egyptian soldiers; people shown pushing their cars in France because of gasoline shortages; French government orders that gasoline be reserved for essential service works
8.49 British departing as UN Oversees Suez re-opening; first ship sails through Suez Canal; General Burns of the UN Force meets with British General Keightley; British troops depart with all of their kit
National Archives - Egypt-Israel Disturbances - National Security Council. Central Intelligence Agency. (09/18/1947 - 12/04/1981). - - DVD Copied by IASL Scanner John Williams.
- ARC 646996 / LI 263.398
- published: 07 Aug 2015
- views: 200
Ancient Egypt - The Pyramid of Djedefre Documentary
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- Duration: 90:35
- Updated: 26 Sep 2015
- views: 3211
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Napoleon Total War : Episode 1 Part 1 Egypt Campaign
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- Duration: 30:17
- Updated: 27 Apr 2013
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Hey Guys well now its time for Egypt to be invade by the French. We began the invasion and take two city's form the Mamluks. But Which City's will it be stay tu...
Hey Guys well now its time for Egypt to be invade by the French. We began the invasion and take two city's form the Mamluks. But Which City's will it be stay tuned to find out. Also Napoleon's Battles will be coming out soon I am working with the intro as well getting one of my friends to help me out with a new better intro for my Channel. If you want to help me out just let me know. It will be out ASAP. Also plz check out my Voting poll for Lord of the Rings.
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Hey Guys well now its time for Egypt to be invade by the French. We began the invasion and take two city's form the Mamluks. But Which City's will it be stay tuned to find out. Also Napoleon's Battles will be coming out soon I am working with the intro as well getting one of my friends to help me out with a new better intro for my Channel. If you want to help me out just let me know. It will be out ASAP. Also plz check out my Voting poll for Lord of the Rings.
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- published: 27 Apr 2013
- views: 238
The French Campaign Fought Against Ottoman Syria And Egypt
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- Duration: 55:50
- Updated: 15 May 2015
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The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798–1801) was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Orient, ostensibly to protect French trade interests, undermine Brit...
The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798–1801) was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Orient, ostensibly to protect French trade interests, undermine Britain's access to India, and to establish scientific enterprise in the region. It was the primary purpose of the Mediterranean campaign of 1798, a series of naval engagements that included the capture of Malta.
Despite many decisive victories and an initially successful expedition into Syria, Napoleon and his Armée d'Orient were eventually forced to withdraw, after sowing political disharmony in France, conflict in Europe, and suffering the defeat of the supporting French fleet at the Battle of the Nile.
At the time of the expedition, the Directoire had assumed executive power in France. It would resort to the army to maintain order in the face of the Jacobin and royalist threats, and count in particular on general Bonaparte, already a successful commander, having led the Italian campaign.
In August 1797, Bonaparte proposed a military expedition to seize Egypt. In a letter to the Directoire, he suggested this would protect French trade interests, attack British commerce and undermine Britain's access to India and the East Indies, since Egypt was well-placed on the trade routes to these places. Bonaparte wished to establish a French presence in the Middle East, with the ultimate dream of linking with France's ally Tipu Sultan, ruler of Mysore in India. As France was not ready for a head-on attack on Great Britain itself, the Directoire decided to intervene indirectly and create a "double port" connecting the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, prefiguring the Suez Canal.
At the time, Egypt had been an Ottoman province since 1517, but was now out of direct Ottoman control, and was in disorder, with dissension among the ruling Mamluk elite. In France, Egyptian fashion was in full swing – intellectuals believed that Egypt was the cradle of western civilization and wished to export the Enlightenment to the Egyptians, French traders already based on the River Nile were complaining of harassment by the Mamluks, and Napoleon wished to walk in the footsteps of Alexander the Great. He assured the Directoire that "as soon as he had conquered Egypt, he will establish relations with the Indian princes and, together with them, attack the English in their possessions." According to a 13 February 1798 report by Talleyrand, "Having occupied and fortified Egypt, we shall send a force of 15,000 men from Suez to the Sultanate of Mysore, to join the forces of Tipu Sultan and drive away the English." The Directoire agreed to the plan in March 1798, though troubled by its scope and cost. However, they saw that it would remove the popular and over-ambitious Napoleon from the center of power, though this motive long remained secret.
Before departure from Toulon
Rumors became rife as 40,000 soldiers and 10,000 sailors were gathered in French Mediterranean ports. A large fleet was assembled at Toulon: 13 ships of the line, 14 frigates, and 400 transports. To avoid interception by the British fleet under Nelson, the expeditions's target was kept secret. It was known only to Bonaparte himself, his generals Berthier and Caffarelli, and the mathematician Gaspard Monge. Bonaparte was the commander, with subordinates including Thomas Alexandre Dumas, Kléber, Desaix, Berthier, Caffarelli, Lannes, Damas, Murat, Andréossy, Belliard, Menou, and Zajączek. His aides de camp included his brother Louis Bonaparte, Duroc, Eugène de Beauharnais, Thomas Prosper Jullien, and the Polish nobleman Joseph Sulkowski.
The fleet at Toulon was joined by squadrons from Genoa, Civitavecchia and Bastia and was put under the command of Admiral Brueys and Contre-amirals Villeneuve, Du Chayla, Decrès and Ganteaume.
The fleet was about to set sail when a crisis developed with Austria, and the Directoire recalled Bonaparte in case war broke out. The crisis was resolved in a few weeks, and Bonaparte received orders to travel to Toulon as soon as possible. It is claimed that, in a stormy meeting with the Directoire, Bonaparte threatened to dissolve them and directeur Reubell gave him a pen saying "Sign there, general!"
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The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798–1801) was Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign in the Orient, ostensibly to protect French trade interests, undermine Britain's access to India, and to establish scientific enterprise in the region. It was the primary purpose of the Mediterranean campaign of 1798, a series of naval engagements that included the capture of Malta.
Despite many decisive victories and an initially successful expedition into Syria, Napoleon and his Armée d'Orient were eventually forced to withdraw, after sowing political disharmony in France, conflict in Europe, and suffering the defeat of the supporting French fleet at the Battle of the Nile.
At the time of the expedition, the Directoire had assumed executive power in France. It would resort to the army to maintain order in the face of the Jacobin and royalist threats, and count in particular on general Bonaparte, already a successful commander, having led the Italian campaign.
In August 1797, Bonaparte proposed a military expedition to seize Egypt. In a letter to the Directoire, he suggested this would protect French trade interests, attack British commerce and undermine Britain's access to India and the East Indies, since Egypt was well-placed on the trade routes to these places. Bonaparte wished to establish a French presence in the Middle East, with the ultimate dream of linking with France's ally Tipu Sultan, ruler of Mysore in India. As France was not ready for a head-on attack on Great Britain itself, the Directoire decided to intervene indirectly and create a "double port" connecting the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, prefiguring the Suez Canal.
At the time, Egypt had been an Ottoman province since 1517, but was now out of direct Ottoman control, and was in disorder, with dissension among the ruling Mamluk elite. In France, Egyptian fashion was in full swing – intellectuals believed that Egypt was the cradle of western civilization and wished to export the Enlightenment to the Egyptians, French traders already based on the River Nile were complaining of harassment by the Mamluks, and Napoleon wished to walk in the footsteps of Alexander the Great. He assured the Directoire that "as soon as he had conquered Egypt, he will establish relations with the Indian princes and, together with them, attack the English in their possessions." According to a 13 February 1798 report by Talleyrand, "Having occupied and fortified Egypt, we shall send a force of 15,000 men from Suez to the Sultanate of Mysore, to join the forces of Tipu Sultan and drive away the English." The Directoire agreed to the plan in March 1798, though troubled by its scope and cost. However, they saw that it would remove the popular and over-ambitious Napoleon from the center of power, though this motive long remained secret.
Before departure from Toulon
Rumors became rife as 40,000 soldiers and 10,000 sailors were gathered in French Mediterranean ports. A large fleet was assembled at Toulon: 13 ships of the line, 14 frigates, and 400 transports. To avoid interception by the British fleet under Nelson, the expeditions's target was kept secret. It was known only to Bonaparte himself, his generals Berthier and Caffarelli, and the mathematician Gaspard Monge. Bonaparte was the commander, with subordinates including Thomas Alexandre Dumas, Kléber, Desaix, Berthier, Caffarelli, Lannes, Damas, Murat, Andréossy, Belliard, Menou, and Zajączek. His aides de camp included his brother Louis Bonaparte, Duroc, Eugène de Beauharnais, Thomas Prosper Jullien, and the Polish nobleman Joseph Sulkowski.
The fleet at Toulon was joined by squadrons from Genoa, Civitavecchia and Bastia and was put under the command of Admiral Brueys and Contre-amirals Villeneuve, Du Chayla, Decrès and Ganteaume.
The fleet was about to set sail when a crisis developed with Austria, and the Directoire recalled Bonaparte in case war broke out. The crisis was resolved in a few weeks, and Bonaparte received orders to travel to Toulon as soon as possible. It is claimed that, in a stormy meeting with the Directoire, Bonaparte threatened to dissolve them and directeur Reubell gave him a pen saying "Sign there, general!"
- published: 15 May 2015
- views: 94
Prof. Shmuel Moreh of the Hebrew University
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- Duration: 21:33
- Updated: 04 Jun 2015
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ʿAjāʾib al-Āthār fī ʼl-Tarājim wa-ʼl-Akhbār
عجائب الآثار في التراجم والأخبار
The Marvelous Chroni...
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ʿAjāʾib al-Āthār fī ʼl-Tarājim wa-ʼl-Akhbār
عجائب الآثار في التراجم والأخبار
The Marvelous Chronicles: Biographies and Events
by ʿAbd al-Raḥman al-Jabartī
A New Critical Edition by
Prof. Shmuel Moreh
ʿAbd al-Raḥman al-Jabartī (1753–1825) is the most important historian of late Ottoman Egypt. His Marvelous Chronicles: Biographies and Events (ʿAjāʾib al-Āthār fī ʼl-Tarājim wa-ʼl-Akhbār) covers the history of Egypt from 1688 to 1821, a period which includes Napoleon’s invasion and the French occupation of the country (1798–1801). The historical narrative is combined with numerous biographies, and throughout the entire work the author demonstrates his wide knowledge of both Islamic learning (al-ʿulūm al-naqliyya) and of the new secular sciences (al-ʿulūm al-ʿaqliyya). Al-Jabartī was well aware of the significance of the French invasion, which marked the beginning of modern European incursions into the Middle East, and was much concerned to preserve the dominance of Islamic values at a time when they were threatened by the decline in the status of the ʿulamāʾ and by the military weakness of the Ottoman Empire.
The Būlāq edition of the ʿAjāʾib (1880), which has been the most widely used so far, is based on manuscripts copied after the author’s death in 1825. The copyists of these manuscripts took liberties with the author’s style and grammar in order to make them compatible with the rules of classical Arabic. They also changed toponyms and official titles in order to bring them in line with the usage introduced after Muḥammad ʿAlī’s invasion in 1801. The later editions published in Cairo and Beirut are merely copies of the Būlāq edition.
The present edition, prepared by Shmuel Moreh of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, is the first to offer a critical text. It is based on the autograph manuscript preserved in the Cambridge University Library. Moreh collated the autograph with the MSS of al-Jabartī’s two short histories of the French occupation of Egypt, Muddat al-Faransīs bi-Miṣr and Maẓhar al-taqdīs bi-dhahāb dawlat al-Faransīs. He also collated it with a number of other manuscripts of the ʿAjāʾib, paying particular attention to the MSS which had been copied under al-Jabartī’s own supervision. Al-Jabartī checked these copies himself, writing his corrections on the margins. Especially noteworthy is a manuscript in Maghribī script which was checked by the author and belonged to his friend Ḥasan al-ʿAṭṭar. Al-ʿAṭṭar took this MS with him on his travels, adding a variety of materials, some inspired by al-Jabartī himself. Al-ʿAṭṭar’s material has been used in the present edition. Moreh has restored as far as possible the original grammatical usage and style of al-Jabartī, and his text includes passages omitted from the Būlāq edition. The readings given on the margins of the present edition indicate the revisions that al-Jabartī made to his opus magnum as a result of changing political circumstances in Egypt.
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ʿAjāʾib al-Āthār fī ʼl-Tarājim wa-ʼl-Akhbār
عجائب الآثار في التراجم والأخبار
The Marvelous Chronicles: Biographies and Events
by ʿAbd al-Raḥman al-Jabartī
A New Critical Edition by
Prof. Shmuel Moreh
ʿAbd al-Raḥman al-Jabartī (1753–1825) is the most important historian of late Ottoman Egypt. His Marvelous Chronicles: Biographies and Events (ʿAjāʾib al-Āthār fī ʼl-Tarājim wa-ʼl-Akhbār) covers the history of Egypt from 1688 to 1821, a period which includes Napoleon’s invasion and the French occupation of the country (1798–1801). The historical narrative is combined with numerous biographies, and throughout the entire work the author demonstrates his wide knowledge of both Islamic learning (al-ʿulūm al-naqliyya) and of the new secular sciences (al-ʿulūm al-ʿaqliyya). Al-Jabartī was well aware of the significance of the French invasion, which marked the beginning of modern European incursions into the Middle East, and was much concerned to preserve the dominance of Islamic values at a time when they were threatened by the decline in the status of the ʿulamāʾ and by the military weakness of the Ottoman Empire.
The Būlāq edition of the ʿAjāʾib (1880), which has been the most widely used so far, is based on manuscripts copied after the author’s death in 1825. The copyists of these manuscripts took liberties with the author’s style and grammar in order to make them compatible with the rules of classical Arabic. They also changed toponyms and official titles in order to bring them in line with the usage introduced after Muḥammad ʿAlī’s invasion in 1801. The later editions published in Cairo and Beirut are merely copies of the Būlāq edition.
The present edition, prepared by Shmuel Moreh of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, is the first to offer a critical text. It is based on the autograph manuscript preserved in the Cambridge University Library. Moreh collated the autograph with the MSS of al-Jabartī’s two short histories of the French occupation of Egypt, Muddat al-Faransīs bi-Miṣr and Maẓhar al-taqdīs bi-dhahāb dawlat al-Faransīs. He also collated it with a number of other manuscripts of the ʿAjāʾib, paying particular attention to the MSS which had been copied under al-Jabartī’s own supervision. Al-Jabartī checked these copies himself, writing his corrections on the margins. Especially noteworthy is a manuscript in Maghribī script which was checked by the author and belonged to his friend Ḥasan al-ʿAṭṭar. Al-ʿAṭṭar took this MS with him on his travels, adding a variety of materials, some inspired by al-Jabartī himself. Al-ʿAṭṭar’s material has been used in the present edition. Moreh has restored as far as possible the original grammatical usage and style of al-Jabartī, and his text includes passages omitted from the Būlāq edition. The readings given on the margins of the present edition indicate the revisions that al-Jabartī made to his opus magnum as a result of changing political circumstances in Egypt.
- published: 04 Jun 2015
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The Suez Crisis of 1956 - Professor Vernon Bogdanor
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- Duration: 78:33
- Updated: 23 Nov 2015
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The Suez Crisis marks the end of Britain’s era of global dominance. Professor Bogdanor explains its significance: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/t...
The Suez Crisis marks the end of Britain’s era of global dominance. Professor Bogdanor explains its significance: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/the-suez-crisis-1956
In 1956, Egypts President Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal Company. In response, Britain, together with France and Israel, attacked Egypt. The Suez War was the only major military engagement in the 20th century which was opposed by the official opposition. It was opposed also by the United States and the United Nations. Britain and France were compelled to withdraw from Egypt. Suez damaged the reputation of the Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden. He had been the last Prime Minister to act as if Britain was still a world power; and the first Prime Minister to have to face the reality that she was not.
The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/the-suez-crisis-1956
Gresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of our five or so public lectures a week being made available for free download from our website. There are currently over 1,800 lectures free to access or download from the website.
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The Suez Crisis marks the end of Britain’s era of global dominance. Professor Bogdanor explains its significance: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/the-suez-crisis-1956
In 1956, Egypts President Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal Company. In response, Britain, together with France and Israel, attacked Egypt. The Suez War was the only major military engagement in the 20th century which was opposed by the official opposition. It was opposed also by the United States and the United Nations. Britain and France were compelled to withdraw from Egypt. Suez damaged the reputation of the Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden. He had been the last Prime Minister to act as if Britain was still a world power; and the first Prime Minister to have to face the reality that she was not.
The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/the-suez-crisis-1956
Gresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of our five or so public lectures a week being made available for free download from our website. There are currently over 1,800 lectures free to access or download from the website.
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- published: 23 Nov 2015
- views: 2469
The World at War [1931-1941], 1942
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- Duration: 66:59
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 13380
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Creator(s): Office for Emergency Management. Office of War Information. Overseas Operations Branch. New York Office. News and Features Bureau. (12/17/1942 - 09/15/1945) (Most Recent)
Series : Propaganda, Information, and Documentary Motion Pictures, compiled ca. 1942 - 1945, documenting the period 1918 - 1945
Record Group 208: Records of the Office of War Information, 1926 - 1951
Production Date: 1942
General Note(s): Credits: Producer and writer, Samuel Spewack; narrator, Paul Stewart; editor, Gene Milford.
Contributor: Producer, Office of War Information. Distributed by the War Activities Committee of the Motion Picture Industry.
Use Restriction(s): Undetermined
Scope & Content: Reel 1, shows the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the resultant damage. Pres. Roosevelt delivers his war message to Congress. Presents sentiments prior to the war: Wendell Willkie speaks for one world; German Bundists meet in Madison Square Garden; laborers fight at various strikes. Japanese troops invade Manchuria and China. Shows Ambassador Shigemitsu. Reel 2 shows a League of Nations meeting and, later, Japan's delegates leaving after resigning. Japanese troops enter Shanghai. Shows fighting in China and a Japanese air raid. Shows peaceful Japanese scenes and ceremonies at a baseball game. Hirohito reviews troops. Mussolini addresses a throng; Italy invades Ethiopia; Haile Selassi rallies his people. An Italian representative speaks in Japan. Germany marches into Austria (Mar. 1938). Reel 3 shows fighting and destruction during the Spanish Civil War. Daladier, Chamberlain, Mussolini, and Hitler sign the Munich Pact. German troops are greeted in the Sudeten; troops march into Prague and invade Albania. Hitler, addressing the Reichstag, ridicules Roosevelt's appeal for peace. Hitler confers with Goring, and von Ribbentrop meets with Russian diplomats to negotiate the Moscow Pact. Contrasts Poland's military power with that of Germany, showing German pictures of aerial attacks. Reel 4 shows war-torn Poland: Warsaw is bombed, evacuated, and burned. Hitler reviews his troops. French troops man the Maginot Line. Norway, Denmark, Holland, and Belgium are invaded. German films show the power of the army: big guns, mechanized equipment, paratroops, etc. Dutch refugees clog roads; Rotterdam burns. Reel 5 shows scenes of the Belgium campaign and of the evacuation of Allied troops at Dunkirk. Reel 6 shows scenes of the French campaign, including the evacuation of children from Paris and the formal surrender. Britain is attacked: ships are sunk; London, Plymouth, and Coventry suffer bombings; Churchill rallies his people; Malta is bombed; troops fight in Egypt. HaileSelassi is restored. Reel 7 shows Italian prisoners in Libya. Shows activities in Russia: Stalin confers with citizens, wheat is harvested, factories produce, soldiers and citizens gear to war. Shows Gen. MacArthur in the Philippines and in Australia. Pres. Roosevelt signs the Lend-Lease Act, U.S. industry turns out materiel of war, and military developments are increased in a total war campaign.
Contact(s): National Archives at College Park - Motion Pictures (RD-DC-M), National Archives at College Park
8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20740-6001
Phone: 301-837-3540, Fax: 301-837-3620, Email: mopix@nara.gov
National Archives Identifier: 38726
Local Identifier: 208.145
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Creator(s): Office for Emergency Management. Office of War Information. Overseas Operations Branch. New York Office. News and Features Bureau. (12/17/1942 - 09/15/1945) (Most Recent)
Series : Propaganda, Information, and Documentary Motion Pictures, compiled ca. 1942 - 1945, documenting the period 1918 - 1945
Record Group 208: Records of the Office of War Information, 1926 - 1951
Production Date: 1942
General Note(s): Credits: Producer and writer, Samuel Spewack; narrator, Paul Stewart; editor, Gene Milford.
Contributor: Producer, Office of War Information. Distributed by the War Activities Committee of the Motion Picture Industry.
Use Restriction(s): Undetermined
Scope & Content: Reel 1, shows the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the resultant damage. Pres. Roosevelt delivers his war message to Congress. Presents sentiments prior to the war: Wendell Willkie speaks for one world; German Bundists meet in Madison Square Garden; laborers fight at various strikes. Japanese troops invade Manchuria and China. Shows Ambassador Shigemitsu. Reel 2 shows a League of Nations meeting and, later, Japan's delegates leaving after resigning. Japanese troops enter Shanghai. Shows fighting in China and a Japanese air raid. Shows peaceful Japanese scenes and ceremonies at a baseball game. Hirohito reviews troops. Mussolini addresses a throng; Italy invades Ethiopia; Haile Selassi rallies his people. An Italian representative speaks in Japan. Germany marches into Austria (Mar. 1938). Reel 3 shows fighting and destruction during the Spanish Civil War. Daladier, Chamberlain, Mussolini, and Hitler sign the Munich Pact. German troops are greeted in the Sudeten; troops march into Prague and invade Albania. Hitler, addressing the Reichstag, ridicules Roosevelt's appeal for peace. Hitler confers with Goring, and von Ribbentrop meets with Russian diplomats to negotiate the Moscow Pact. Contrasts Poland's military power with that of Germany, showing German pictures of aerial attacks. Reel 4 shows war-torn Poland: Warsaw is bombed, evacuated, and burned. Hitler reviews his troops. French troops man the Maginot Line. Norway, Denmark, Holland, and Belgium are invaded. German films show the power of the army: big guns, mechanized equipment, paratroops, etc. Dutch refugees clog roads; Rotterdam burns. Reel 5 shows scenes of the Belgium campaign and of the evacuation of Allied troops at Dunkirk. Reel 6 shows scenes of the French campaign, including the evacuation of children from Paris and the formal surrender. Britain is attacked: ships are sunk; London, Plymouth, and Coventry suffer bombings; Churchill rallies his people; Malta is bombed; troops fight in Egypt. HaileSelassi is restored. Reel 7 shows Italian prisoners in Libya. Shows activities in Russia: Stalin confers with citizens, wheat is harvested, factories produce, soldiers and citizens gear to war. Shows Gen. MacArthur in the Philippines and in Australia. Pres. Roosevelt signs the Lend-Lease Act, U.S. industry turns out materiel of war, and military developments are increased in a total war campaign.
Contact(s): National Archives at College Park - Motion Pictures (RD-DC-M), National Archives at College Park
8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20740-6001
Phone: 301-837-3540, Fax: 301-837-3620, Email: mopix@nara.gov
National Archives Identifier: 38726
Local Identifier: 208.145
http://research.archives.gov/description/38726
- published: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 13380
Napoleon Total War - Video Game Soundtrack/OST Full
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 54:12
- Updated: 04 Feb 2015
- views: 86864
Napoleon Total War - Video Game Soundtrack/OST Full
(Score) Napoleon Total War (Original Soundtrack) (by Ian Livingstone, Richard Beddow, Richard Birdsall, Simo...
Napoleon Total War - Video Game Soundtrack/OST Full
(Score) Napoleon Total War (Original Soundtrack) (by Ian Livingstone, Richard Beddow, Richard Birdsall, Simon Ravn) - 2011
Genre: Soundtrack/Score
Tracklist:
1. Richard Beddow - Napoleon Boneparte [0:01]
2. Richard Beddow - Corsica, Humble Beginings [2:14]
3. Richard Beddow - Napoleon's Promise [3:19]
4. Richard Birdsall - Preparing the Arcole charge [4:47]
5. Ian Livingstone - The Battle At Arcole [6:51]
6. Richard Birdsall - Naval Battle At St. Vincent [8:50]
7. Richard Beddow - String Quintet I. Chamber Music I [10:37]
8. Richard Beddow - String Quintet I. Chamber Music II [11:25]
9. Richard Beddow - String Quintet I. Chamber Music III [12:35]
10. Richard Birdsall - String Quintet II. Chamber Music IV [13:56]
11. Richard Beddow - Napoleon Heads to the East [14:44]
12. Ian Livingstone - Planning the Alexandria Invasion [16:02]
13. Richard Beddow - The Mamluks Attack [18:08]
14. Simon Ravn - Desert Preparations [20:27]
15. Richard Birdsall - The Battle of the Pyramids [22:29]
16. Richard Beddow - From Egypt to France [24:34]
17. Richard Beddow - The Art of War [25:17]
18. Richard Beddow - Choral Music I. a Cappella [26:58]
19. Richard Birdsall - Choral Music II. a Cappella [27:43]
20. Richard Beddow - Choral Music III. a Cappella [28:38]
21. Ian Livingstone - Choral Music IV. a Cappella [29:38]
22. Richard Beddow - Threat of Naval Conflict [30:28]
23. Richard Beddow - HMS Victory [32:51]
24. Richard Birdsall - The Napoleonic Code [35:11]
25. Simon Ravn - The Battle At Austerlitz [36:13]
26. Ian Livingstone - Naval Strike At Aix Roads [38:08]
27. Richard Birdsall - Napoleon's Ambition [40:21]
28. Ian Livingstone - String Quintet II. Chamber Music I [40:59]
29. Ian Livingstone - String Quintet II. Chamber Music II [41:43]
30. Ian Livingstone - String Quintet II. Chamber Music III [42:29]
31. Richard Birdsall - String Quintet II. Chamber Music IV [43:17]
32. Richard Birdsall - Napoleon Plans Waterloo [44:02]
33. Richard Beddow - The Fields of War [46:24]
34. Richard Birdsall - Waterloo [48:36]
35. Simon Ravn - The Defeat At Waterloo [50:42]
36. Richard Beddow - The End [51:40]
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Napoleon Total War - Video Game Soundtrack/OST Full
(Score) Napoleon Total War (Original Soundtrack) (by Ian Livingstone, Richard Beddow, Richard Birdsall, Simon Ravn) - 2011
Genre: Soundtrack/Score
Tracklist:
1. Richard Beddow - Napoleon Boneparte [0:01]
2. Richard Beddow - Corsica, Humble Beginings [2:14]
3. Richard Beddow - Napoleon's Promise [3:19]
4. Richard Birdsall - Preparing the Arcole charge [4:47]
5. Ian Livingstone - The Battle At Arcole [6:51]
6. Richard Birdsall - Naval Battle At St. Vincent [8:50]
7. Richard Beddow - String Quintet I. Chamber Music I [10:37]
8. Richard Beddow - String Quintet I. Chamber Music II [11:25]
9. Richard Beddow - String Quintet I. Chamber Music III [12:35]
10. Richard Birdsall - String Quintet II. Chamber Music IV [13:56]
11. Richard Beddow - Napoleon Heads to the East [14:44]
12. Ian Livingstone - Planning the Alexandria Invasion [16:02]
13. Richard Beddow - The Mamluks Attack [18:08]
14. Simon Ravn - Desert Preparations [20:27]
15. Richard Birdsall - The Battle of the Pyramids [22:29]
16. Richard Beddow - From Egypt to France [24:34]
17. Richard Beddow - The Art of War [25:17]
18. Richard Beddow - Choral Music I. a Cappella [26:58]
19. Richard Birdsall - Choral Music II. a Cappella [27:43]
20. Richard Beddow - Choral Music III. a Cappella [28:38]
21. Ian Livingstone - Choral Music IV. a Cappella [29:38]
22. Richard Beddow - Threat of Naval Conflict [30:28]
23. Richard Beddow - HMS Victory [32:51]
24. Richard Birdsall - The Napoleonic Code [35:11]
25. Simon Ravn - The Battle At Austerlitz [36:13]
26. Ian Livingstone - Naval Strike At Aix Roads [38:08]
27. Richard Birdsall - Napoleon's Ambition [40:21]
28. Ian Livingstone - String Quintet II. Chamber Music I [40:59]
29. Ian Livingstone - String Quintet II. Chamber Music II [41:43]
30. Ian Livingstone - String Quintet II. Chamber Music III [42:29]
31. Richard Birdsall - String Quintet II. Chamber Music IV [43:17]
32. Richard Birdsall - Napoleon Plans Waterloo [44:02]
33. Richard Beddow - The Fields of War [46:24]
34. Richard Birdsall - Waterloo [48:36]
35. Simon Ravn - The Defeat At Waterloo [50:42]
36. Richard Beddow - The End [51:40]
- published: 04 Feb 2015
- views: 86864
Inside Story - Ethiopia's dam: a source of conflict or cooperation?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:55
- Updated: 31 Dec 2015
- views: 15956
The government of Ethiopia is spending billions of its own money to build the Grand Renaissance dam.
Presenter: Folly Bah Thibault
Guests:
Bart Hilhorst, Wat...
The government of Ethiopia is spending billions of its own money to build the Grand Renaissance dam.
Presenter: Folly Bah Thibault
Guests:
Bart Hilhorst, Water Resource specialist and former chief technical adviser for the FAO Nile Program.
Wondwosen Seide, water consultant and hydro-politics specialist.
Mohamed Khairat, Founder and Editor in Chief of Egyptian Streets.
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The government of Ethiopia is spending billions of its own money to build the Grand Renaissance dam.
Presenter: Folly Bah Thibault
Guests:
Bart Hilhorst, Water Resource specialist and former chief technical adviser for the FAO Nile Program.
Wondwosen Seide, water consultant and hydro-politics specialist.
Mohamed Khairat, Founder and Editor in Chief of Egyptian Streets.
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- published: 31 Dec 2015
- views: 15956
Four Women of Egypt (Part 3)
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- Duration: 21:28
- Updated: 26 Jun 2013
- views: 1628
Four Women of Egypt (original French title Quatre femmes d'Égypte) is a 1997 Canadian-Egyptian documentary film by Tahani Rached. The film revolves around four ...
Four Women of Egypt (original French title Quatre femmes d'Égypte) is a 1997 Canadian-Egyptian documentary film by Tahani Rached. The film revolves around four female friends from Egypt with opposing religious, social, and political views in modern-day Egypt. The film was highly acclaimed and won several awards in documentary film festivals.
Cast
1- Wedad Mitry has been a lifelong journalist. A student activist, she was the only woman elected to the Student Union at Cairo University in 1951. That same year she joined the Women's Popular Resistance Committee (founded by the feminist Saiza Nabarawi.
2- Safinaz Kazem, a journalist, theater critic and writer, is the author of many books. In the 1960s she was a graduate student in the United States-in Kansas, Chicago, and New York. She is the ex-wife of the Egyptian poet Ahmed Fouad Negm and the mother of the political activist and writer Nawara Negm.
3- Shahenda Maklad was active in student and nationalist movements, running as a candidate in parliamentary campaigns. She continues her tireless fight for peasants' rights and other populist causes. Her husband, Hussein Salah was politically assassinated on 30 April 1966 in the town of Kamshish.
4- Amina Rachid is a committed leftist, was born into the old upper class, the granddaughter of Ismail Sidki (a former prime minister). She completed her studies in Paris where she was active in the Arab Student Association in France and worked for several years at the French National Centre for Scientific Research. Her political commitment brought her back to Egypt where she teaches French literature at Cairo University.
Plot
The film opens with four middle aged women walking on a bridge at the barrages south of Cairo, Egypt. The four women speak throughout the film about Egypt, its politics, culture, and Islam, the most popular religion in the country. They connect the politics and ideologies of past and present with their own experience. The four women are friends and were born under the colonial occupation of Egypt. They share their memories that span five decades throughout the film. The four women were political prisoners under the regime of Anwar Sadat.
Awards
The film tied with Naji al-Ali: An Artist with Vision by Kasim Abid for the Audience Honorary award for Best Documentary in the Arab Screen Independent Film Festival which took place from April 15 to 18 1999, London - England. It also won the Best Documentary Film - with a cash prize of (2000£) in the same festival.[1]
The film also won the Public Award in the International Documentary Film Festival which took place from November 15 to 23 1997, Odivelas - Portugal. The film was also awarded the Grand Prize for feature-length documentary in the Category Films presented in video format in the same festival.
References
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Wom...
http://onf-nfb.gc.ca/eng/collection/f...
http://www.nowtoronto.com/movies/stor...
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Four Women of Egypt (original French title Quatre femmes d'Égypte) is a 1997 Canadian-Egyptian documentary film by Tahani Rached. The film revolves around four female friends from Egypt with opposing religious, social, and political views in modern-day Egypt. The film was highly acclaimed and won several awards in documentary film festivals.
Cast
1- Wedad Mitry has been a lifelong journalist. A student activist, she was the only woman elected to the Student Union at Cairo University in 1951. That same year she joined the Women's Popular Resistance Committee (founded by the feminist Saiza Nabarawi.
2- Safinaz Kazem, a journalist, theater critic and writer, is the author of many books. In the 1960s she was a graduate student in the United States-in Kansas, Chicago, and New York. She is the ex-wife of the Egyptian poet Ahmed Fouad Negm and the mother of the political activist and writer Nawara Negm.
3- Shahenda Maklad was active in student and nationalist movements, running as a candidate in parliamentary campaigns. She continues her tireless fight for peasants' rights and other populist causes. Her husband, Hussein Salah was politically assassinated on 30 April 1966 in the town of Kamshish.
4- Amina Rachid is a committed leftist, was born into the old upper class, the granddaughter of Ismail Sidki (a former prime minister). She completed her studies in Paris where she was active in the Arab Student Association in France and worked for several years at the French National Centre for Scientific Research. Her political commitment brought her back to Egypt where she teaches French literature at Cairo University.
Plot
The film opens with four middle aged women walking on a bridge at the barrages south of Cairo, Egypt. The four women speak throughout the film about Egypt, its politics, culture, and Islam, the most popular religion in the country. They connect the politics and ideologies of past and present with their own experience. The four women are friends and were born under the colonial occupation of Egypt. They share their memories that span five decades throughout the film. The four women were political prisoners under the regime of Anwar Sadat.
Awards
The film tied with Naji al-Ali: An Artist with Vision by Kasim Abid for the Audience Honorary award for Best Documentary in the Arab Screen Independent Film Festival which took place from April 15 to 18 1999, London - England. It also won the Best Documentary Film - with a cash prize of (2000£) in the same festival.[1]
The film also won the Public Award in the International Documentary Film Festival which took place from November 15 to 23 1997, Odivelas - Portugal. The film was also awarded the Grand Prize for feature-length documentary in the Category Films presented in video format in the same festival.
References
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Wom...
http://onf-nfb.gc.ca/eng/collection/f...
http://www.nowtoronto.com/movies/stor...
- published: 26 Jun 2013
- views: 1628
Napoleon Bonaparte: The Conquerors of Europe Continent (Full Documentary)
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Born 15th August 1769 in Ajaccio, Corsica
Married(Josephine): 9th March 1796 in Paris, France
Married(Marie-Louise): 2nd April 1810 in Paris, France
Died: 5th M...
Born 15th August 1769 in Ajaccio, Corsica
Married(Josephine): 9th March 1796 in Paris, France
Married(Marie-Louise): 2nd April 1810 in Paris, France
Died: 5th May 1821 on St. Helena
First Consul of France: 1799- 1804
Emporer of French: 1804-1815
His position as commander of the Army Italy led the campaign in Italy left as succesfull legendary. But good luck was not belong to him in the campaign in Egypt(1798) when his Navy army led by Nelson lost. He abandoned Egypt and back to France in 1799. By 1800, he held position as First Consul. He practised dictatorship with a constitution. Europe was not in peace for long time, so Napoleon form Grande Armee to fight further wars. Napoleon fought his opponets came from many Europe contry such as Austria, Prussia, Russia and Britain. War in Auterlitz in 1805 the greatest war of him. His interfere in Spain was a great distruction to French army due to refusal of people in Spain to accept Napoleon's brother, Joseph as their ruler. In 1812, Napoleon went against Russia but it caused great lose of his army. It also a sign that Napoleon's time of decline was around the corner. He ran to Moscow but unfortunately his army were destroyed which cause numbers of his army's life. He went back to France and in 1814, he was exiled to Elba Island. Napoleon never gave up. He start to win French heart back and he did win in 1815. Napoleon defeated in war of Waterloo. The advanture took place for 100 days but on June 1815, forced by British made him exiled to St. Helena and he died there in 1821. (1)
man driven by ruthless ambition
transformed the face of Europe
warrior and emperor
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Born 15th August 1769 in Ajaccio, Corsica
Married(Josephine): 9th March 1796 in Paris, France
Married(Marie-Louise): 2nd April 1810 in Paris, France
Died: 5th May 1821 on St. Helena
First Consul of France: 1799- 1804
Emporer of French: 1804-1815
His position as commander of the Army Italy led the campaign in Italy left as succesfull legendary. But good luck was not belong to him in the campaign in Egypt(1798) when his Navy army led by Nelson lost. He abandoned Egypt and back to France in 1799. By 1800, he held position as First Consul. He practised dictatorship with a constitution. Europe was not in peace for long time, so Napoleon form Grande Armee to fight further wars. Napoleon fought his opponets came from many Europe contry such as Austria, Prussia, Russia and Britain. War in Auterlitz in 1805 the greatest war of him. His interfere in Spain was a great distruction to French army due to refusal of people in Spain to accept Napoleon's brother, Joseph as their ruler. In 1812, Napoleon went against Russia but it caused great lose of his army. It also a sign that Napoleon's time of decline was around the corner. He ran to Moscow but unfortunately his army were destroyed which cause numbers of his army's life. He went back to France and in 1814, he was exiled to Elba Island. Napoleon never gave up. He start to win French heart back and he did win in 1815. Napoleon defeated in war of Waterloo. The advanture took place for 100 days but on June 1815, forced by British made him exiled to St. Helena and he died there in 1821. (1)
man driven by ruthless ambition
transformed the face of Europe
warrior and emperor
Napoleon Bonaparte
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[Wars] The French Campaign in Egypt and Syria (1798-1801): Every Month
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How Muhammad Ali Pasha Seized Power In Ottoman Egypt
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Napoleon Bonaparte's Invasion Of Ottoman Egypt
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The French Campaign Fought Against Ottoman Syria And Egypt
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