محمد أنور السادات (الطبعة الثانية)

Was President Sadat as great in his wise policy as that of Nasser Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi? Was the October War of 73 like the Battle of Hattin? Was the peace treaty similar to the Ramla peace treaty in its gains for Egypt in particular and the Arabs in general? ! Or was Sadat a deceitful politician? And the October War was - only to please the Arabs and the wealthy? Did Sadat submit to Israel and throw himself into the arms of America through the Camp David treaty? Was Sadat - as some see it - toying with the East and the West, including his afflicted people and the Arab nation?! This is what you know through this book, in which the author talks about the conditions of Egypt before the July 23 revolution, about the beginning of the organization of the Free Officers, the role of the (Muslim Brotherhood) in this, Sadat’s relationship with the Iron Guard and King Farouk, the relationship of the Free Officers with America and the contacts that took place between them before the revolution. The establishment of the July 52 Revolution and its most important principles, the war of the line, the setback of 67, the war of attrition, the rallies of forces, the revolution of correction, the October victory, Sadat’s speech before the Israeli Knesset, the merits and equality of the peace treaty, and the Egyptian people’s uprising on January 18 and 19, 1977 AD The book also deals with the life of the late President Muhammad Anwar al-Sadat from his birth until his assassination, explaining the opinions of historians, politicians and military personnel on Sadat's personality. And in the policy that he pursued throughout the period of his rule in Egypt