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An analysis of how the health situation in Egypt deteriorated during World War II, focusing on the spread of diseases such as typhus and malaria, and the government's response, including efforts by civic organizations.
Open RecordThis article explores the impact of World War II on public health in Egypt, specifically from 1942 to 1945, focusing on the government response to various health crises, including outbreaks of diseases such as malaria and typhus, the role of civil society, and the influence of the press, particularly Al-Ahram.
Open RecordThis article discusses the increasing incidents of sectarian violence in Egypt over the past decade and calls for political and societal responsibility to address the issue.
Open RecordThe article discusses the challenges of establishing national consensus around democratic transformation in Egypt, focusing on sectarian issues and the history of Christian-Muslim relations in the country.
Open RecordAn analysis of the recurring patterns of sectarian violence in Egypt and the societal responses, highlighting the failure of elites and institutions to address the issues.
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