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Was anwar sadat a Iraqi dictator?
Dictator from Egypt.
How was the fall of Iraq dictator different from the fall of Egypt dictator in the early 21st century?
Egypt's dictator was overthrown through domestic protests, while Iraq's dictator was overthrown by a foreign military.
How was the fall of iraqs dictator different from the fall of Egypt's dictator in the early 21st century?
Egypt's dictator was overthrown through domestic protests, while Iraq's dictator was overthrown by a foreign military.
How was the fall of Iraq's dictator different from the fall of Egypt dictator in the early 21st-century?
Egypt's dictator was overthrown through domestic protests, while Iraq's dictator was overthrown by a foreign military.
How was the fall of Iraq's dictator different from the fall of Egypt dictator in the early 21st century?
Egypt's dictator was overthrown through domestic protests, while Iraq's dictator was overthrown by a foreign military.
How was the fall of Iraq's dictator different from fall of Egypt's dictator in the early 21st century?
Egypt's dictator was overthrown through domestic protests, while Iraq's dictator was overthrown by a foreign military.
Who is dictator of Egypt?
the term "dictator" is generally used to describe a leader who holds an extraordinary amount of personal power.
How was the fall of Iraqs dictator different from the fall of Egypts dictator in the early 21st century?
Egypt's dictator was overthrown through domestic protests, while Iraq's dictator was overthrown by a foreign military.
What happens in Egypt?
They are fighting against Dictator Hosni Mubarak to finally have freedom
Where did the pharaoh live?
A pharoah was a ruler/dictator/monarch in ancient Egypt.
Why did it started Egypt and president Hosni Mubarak?
Because he took over to be a dictator.
What dictator came to power in Egypt in 1950?
There was no change in power in Egypt in 1950. King Farouk ruled Egypt from 1936-1952. In 1952, he was overthrown by Free Officers Mohammed Naguib and Gamal Abdel Nasser. Both served as "President" of Egypt in the 1950s.
