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He had just returned to his country from Washington D.C., where five days earlier he had signed a historic treaty with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and U.S. President Jimmy Carter, bringing an end to three decades of war and hostilities between Israelis and Egyptians.
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Encyclopedia of African History, Kevin Shillington
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#Egypt #Sadat #Israel
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Date of upload: Premiered May 21, 2023 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 566 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I have been to Egypt many times, such a beautiful country full of history ,thank you for this video and educating me !!!!!🤗🇬🇧
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Despite everything I still respect him. My dad met him a few times an said he was a decent fellow.
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All your biographies are very well-made and very simply narrated, and reasonably short. These make the documentaries good teaching resources. They can help raise a lot of questions among students.
Kudos!
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On behalf of my compatriots (people of Iran), I sincerely appreciate President Sadats' generosity and true friendship towards our beloved Shahanshah. May his soul rest in peace. We owe him so much. ❤
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Loving learning about African history through this channel. In mid 2010’s I started coming across many Youtube history channels and over the years I have learned history of most places in the World but I have always stayed ignorant of African history. Finally a channel dedicated for African history that can broaden my knowledge!
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He was a lovely and kind soul, he really cared for his people and didn't deserve that tragic fate. God bless his soul❤️
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As a Brit, I found that documentary refreshing and enlightening. As a kid, I remember watching an interview with Anwar Sadat and found him very pleasant to listen to. Given the events of the last few days I can only wonder what the situation would be now. Thank you for your work and efforts.
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I very much enjoyed it. I was stationed in Germany when this happened. Anwar Sadat was a breath of peace in the region and for the world. Fear and evil were short lived though.
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Another great episode. Thank you very much. Truly enjoyed it.
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Another well researched and well presented video as always 👏👏
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RIP Anwar Sadat. It is a tragedy that peace makers are often killed by their own people. Anwar Sadat was a great middle-east leader and peace maker who was viciously killed by Egyptian muslim extremists despite how his peace deal helped Egypt. It is truly a tragedy but we thank God for great leaders like Sadat who are willing and daring to make hard but necessary choices.
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One of the greatest leaders of Egypt was Anwar Sadat,a peace lover,for all the Arabs.
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As an Australian I barely remember learning any Australian history in school, and I've definitely never learned african history. This channel is invaluable.
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Habari. This is great historical documentary. Thank you so much for uploading.
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Very informative piece, I have been waiting for it with bated breath.
However the background music was rather distracting
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One of greatest AFRO Arabian martyrs who will forever be the Father of modern Egypt.
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As an Irish person with little to no knowledge of African/Arab history I always felt shame hearing many Muslim/Arab and African countries have places named after our fallen heros and freedom fighters. You are helping me to make amends for a lot of the guilt thank you
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Congrats for your awesome material to the eternity! ❤
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great man, all iranian people love Egypt, egyptians & mr Anwar Sadat,,,,,god bless him .
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@Visiontech
10 months ago
I was in elementary school in Birmingham Alabama and we saw for the first time a picture of Sadat in one of those children's world news papers. We were all Black and didn't know anything about Anwar Sadat but he was the leader of Egypt and he was Black. He was so different from the other Black African leaders some how to all of us. He was on the world stage and meeting with the President of the United States he was the leader of Egypt a biblical nation. Everyday we would ask out teacher Mrs. Ross about President Sadat and we could clap. I remember when she came in crying with the principal. They told us that they were very sorry but that President Sadat had died. They told us that he had been killed. We all started crying, it's so impossible to explain but it just hurt so much.
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