Egypt, 1950s

[@mes1015]

Yes, Mahmoud. Some of the footage can be dated fairly precisely to the late 1960s when the Abu Simbel temples were moved to their new concrete domes. But other parts may have been a little earlier.

[@Krazyman153]

wow, amazing

[@mahmoud1882]

the statue in Alexandria is for saad zagloul basha not Ismail basha

[@nikolayburbaki1356]

Nice.

[@مجدىابراهيمالجمال]

مصر ام الدنيا كلها من الشرق الى الغرب تحيا مصر تحيا مصر تحيا مصر

[@mahmoud1882]

it should be Egypt 1960's not 1950's

[@aa-zz6328]

It looks better than Egypt today, it was even better when the monarchy was still around. جمال عبد الناصر و الاخوان المسلمين نزعو مصر. قلبي بينفطر كل ماشوف شو صار ببلادنا. سلام من سورية.

[@norton2]

True, but I think Cairo looks better today (2022) than it did twenty years ago. The authorities are doing a pretty good job at removing slums and restoring historic areas of the city. Unfortunately I think they waited too long, so there is still a lot of work to be done.

[@نوراالعبادي]

يا حسرتي ع مصر

[@zico739]

The joys of having secular dictators in charge.

[@komagdy]

This is egypt in 60s not 50s

[@scooniepenn]

Za Nile

[@seibrav]

And now noboby wants to go there. Thanks Islam.

[@nisrmasry2134]

🤡👆

[@princeedmunddukeofedinburg]

22:28 propaganda at it's finest...

[@worldtraveler3493]

What propaganda?

[@StartWithAnE]

​@@worldtraveler3493 Narrator: "Look they did this awesome stuff, how did they do it?" Also Narrator: "They had none of the tools that we today have" Explaining it was made in a primitive way. but in fact, if you look at it, you can only draw the opposite conclusions.