Egyptian Historical Memory
Egyptian Historical Memory explores Christianity, Christians, Copts through 3 archive record(s) authored by Hanna Grace Thomas and organized around 28 interconnected concepts.
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Egyptian Historical Memory explores Christianity, Christians, Copts through 3 archive record(s) authored by Hanna Grace Thomas and organized around 28 interconnected concepts.
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Social Development
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Hanna Grace Thomas
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3 records, 3 media files
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Sectarian Clashes in Imbaba
Sectarian clashes erupted in Imbaba, Giza, between Muslims and Christians, with reports of several casualties and injuries following an attack by Salafis on St. Mena Church. Calls for unity and intervention from the international community were raised by th...
fatimid
This research discusses the historical and social aspects of the Copts during the Fatimid Caliphate in Egypt, chronicling their roles in administration, cultural interactions, and the influence of their religion amidst the shifting powers.
The Malaria Epidemic in Upper Egypt During World War II
The article discusses the outbreak of malignant malaria in Upper Egypt, presenting its origins, government responses, and social implications during World War II, particularly between 1942 and 1944.