The Pharaohs of Modern Egypt - Sadat, Nasser and Mubarak - World Documentary - AT

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Part 1: The Pharaohs of Modern Egypt - Nasser In 1952, when Egyptians were booing the corrupt regime of King Farouk and British influence in the streets, the Free Officers movement, founded by Gamal Abdal Nasser, seized the opportunity and organized the uprising. 👋 + history documentaries 👉 http://bit.ly/3lqyFpY 🙏 Subscribe! Part 2: The Pharaohs of Modern Egypt - Sadat Vice-president turned raïs, former "free officer", Anwar al-Sadat radically changes course, praising capitalism and advocating a return to Islam. Part 3: The Pharaohs of Modern Egypt - Mubarak "Mubarak" (59') - Hosni Mubarak, also vice-president, was injured in the attack. It is the obsession with stability and security that marks his first years as president. He allows the alliance of power and money, begun under Sadat, to flourish. Despite an attempt at openness, he strengthens the police state year after year. After having tried in vain to transfer power to his son at the end of a crude electoral rigging, he falls under the pressure of the street, at the beginning of 2011. On January 25, fifty-nine years almost to the day after the demonstrations of 1952, Egyptians flock to Tahrir Square in Cairo, with the same slogans: "bread, freedom, social justice". #pharaohs #egypt #geopolitics Director: Jihan El-Tahri Producers: BIG SISTER, ARTE FRANCE ©ARTE - 2012