Egypt's Complicated History : From Gamal Abdel Nasser to Hosni Mubarak | All Parts (1-3)

This is complilation of a three part series on the history of Egypt told through the lives of three of its former leaders, Gamal Abdel Nasser, Anwar Sadat and Hosni Mubarak.
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[@kelvinbuobi1672]

The way you set up this whole documentary is just too good man, ❤💯

[@StraussBR]

Thank you i was searching for part 2 after watching Nasser Video, I much rather learn from African leaders from African historians that is why I come to your channel cheers

[@MathewMayembe]

I love enjoying Africa stories as i do my daily work - Keep doing this man -

[@euodianyeanchi]

Thank you for sharing such educative information. I’ve learnt a lot from your channel. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@qomayoxildiid]

Thank you for sharing the many different and fascinating faces of the African story .

[@tiamatxvxianash9202]

This was an excellent presentation on Egypt and how their leaders navigated their way over the decades of ever more challenging relations with Israel. This documentary wasn't in itself overly revealing in its exposure of Egypt's rulers and Middle East events as Arab-Israeli issues have long been at the heart of this thoroughly publicized and conflicting geopolitical world for over 75 years now. Nevertheless this production and the narrator's delivery simply tell a tale of a modern nation that has fallen under the dominating influence of a more powerful neighbor. Egypt will continue to exist as it has for thousands of years. It's status of being an epic civilization of antiquity will remain inviolate. There is nothing wrong with a people resting on The Laurels of their ancient forebearers.

[@CreativeMania_TV]

Thank you for the compilation

[@Beloved5]

Many thanx Tate, it was indeed a pleasure, i learnt lots. Keep up the good works 🎉🎉

[@terrencemashonga7503]

Really like the way you share historic information. Keep it up. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@fonjucollins2012]

So educational beautiful ❤

[@wanderfull5829]

I love your channel. I learn so much. Thanks.

[@sheikhhajj5869]

You have one of the best channels on KZbin, keep it up my brother 👍 👏 🙏

[@fonjucollins2012]

All love from Nertherlands

[@HolinessNow7]

Another brilliant video

[@Noni383]

Amazing job I always look forward to your videos

[@AfricanBiographics]

Thank you

[@alyssafuller375]

Thank you for all your hard work Tatenda!

[@christiankabano8502]

Egypt is among the most captivating countries in terms of their politics. I believe it has strong potential to be a true leader in the Middle East and Africa.

[@criessmiles3620]

Non sense Cant even stand for Palestine Cheers

[@hairybatemanballs9573]

@@criessmiles3620egypt used to be the leader of africa and the middle east but now they have greatly fallen it’s between iran and saudi.

[@yousseftalal4520]

@@criessmiles3620 its not our problem , do you want us to go fight and sacrifice our lives for them? go fight for them yourself

[@sandiso7596]

It will be a leader of middle east and north africa.... sub saharans do not want to be led by a bunch of racists who consider themselves arabs and not africans....

[@wrestlinginfodude2644]

​@@yousseftalal4520yes it is because you create the problem in first place by idoitcly announcing war on Israel on Palestine behalf ,

[@prosperchijokwe643]

Good documentary Tatenda

[@AdrianWheeler-xm9ml]

Nasser & Sadat created the modern state of Egypt. Despite its flaws, it's one of the more stable & moderate leaning Arab states in the region.

[@davies1simbayi]

Very enjoyable but make stand alone episodes next 1:30 is long but top class content as ever

[@alexhubble]

👍 very good. I love KZbin. It makes me realise how much I don't know!

[@TheBINIBALL]

Nasser was the most revolutionary Sadat was the most courageous Mubarak was the most shrewd

[@jimmy_octane]

16:03 What political freedom? Sounds like they swapped one monarch for another. The question should be whether Nasser's government was better than the puppet king he replaced. We are often compelled to accept the West's criteria when assessing our own governments. When it suits the west, monarchs are good and natural even though they are dictatorships.

[@warriorblack832]

Make video on mahkan singh kenyan and indian freedom fighter he was also to be first kenyan prime mister at least thats what wikis says

[@subrankurbhattacharjee6198]

Every leader has respect their own condition when we stage that remember.but time of no comment learn and study.

[@Sema-Tawy]

Most of what you said is right, but Egypt wasn’t poor at the time of King Farouk, on the contrary it is a very wealthy country, it was growing socially & economically. Nasser overspent failed wars and attempts to spread revolutions around. Nasser wasn’t the leader of the movement, it was Mohamed Naguib whom Nasser put under home arrest for the rest of his life. This movement got the British completely out (by that time it wasn’t a full occupation anyways).

[@mnscd1657]

kingdome is still an britsh puppet since tawfiq

[@jimmy_octane]

51:26 "During his early and later years" 🤔

[@user-qc7nb2qf9d]

EGYPT KNOWS that Life Is Complicated..they've been there..

[@gogorashwan]

في اتنن تحت و اتنين فوق و اتنين في النص واتنين طايرين في الجو و اربعو عندهم حضنات

[@lorincowell6944]

Regarding a discreet financing of the Muslim Brotherhood by an interested party?

[@kraanz]

As good as your videos are, please learn how to pronounce dates. Hearing that something happened on "one February" sounds like you don't know the exact date or perhaps don't even care. Essentially, it sounds the same as "some February."

[@jonesaroquiasamy1375]

Why they're not allowed to migrate to the polestinian in their country.

[@khanyisanimkhize4690]

Hosni

[@johnmcdonald9295]

Egypt used to be a Christian country,until it was colonised by Islam

[@yousseftalal4520]

Egypt was a pagan country untill christianity was forced on us by roman empire same as europe

[@johnmcdonald9295]

@@yousseftalal4520 The Muslims also dominated the African slave trade for 14 centuries,and caught their own slaves

[@manuelmanzanero5057]

​@@johnmcdonald9295The United States continued to use labor force from enslaved Africans until the mid-19th century, and when they "freed" that labor force from slavery, they reduced it to a collective deprived of civil rights through segregationist laws. Islam (especially Sunni Islam) and Protestantism have many things in common.

[@johnmcdonald9295]

@@manuelmanzanero5057 Yeah God is as real as COVID ,Democracy and Santa Claus

[@myriaddsystems]

Poor old Sadat, a man of real courage who tried to do the right thing, then betrayed by Islamic fanatics of the so-called Muslim Brotherhood- notice that no sisters are included in this....

[@taliavelazquez358]

Sadat should have never trusted them, the one thing I commend Nasser for was his realization that the Muslim Brotherhood was no good and cracking down on them.

[@manuelmanzanero5057]

He used those Islamist fanatics at his convenience. He laid the foundation for the rehabilitation of political Islam. He was the first of the leaders of the different regimes that emerged from the pan-Arabist revolutions that began to make educational, social and political concessions to the Islamists and to incorporate religious elements and formulas into his speeches, in a path that years later would be continued by Mubarak himself and also followed by Saddam, Gaddafi, Ben Ali and everyone else.

[@lil__7]

Sadat wasn't good either he betrayed them first after promising them to give them positions if they helped him calm the people down he lied and imprisoned them

[@syedmaricar9946]

They are stil struggling.

[@up2me967]

Worst place iv been par none! I sternly warn against going to this place.

[@chaiboubchaboub4155]

مجرم دكتاتور دمر الدول العربية التى لازلت تعاني لحد ساعة من تأمره على ملوك المنطقة اول ملك ضلم في عهده الملك الزاهد عبد الله سنوسي باني ليبيا

[@mnscd1657]

israel lost in 6o october after they penetrated they lost the battile of suez and ismaliya last 2 battles in the ar before the ceasfire / israel coulnt pass ismaliya and suez to go cairo and th 100 km is the natural distance beteen the suez and cairo and other forces is still on the east bank on sinai and didnt leave it. so after by this uuar they took part of sinai and by the treaty they took the rest

[@mnscd1657]

camp david inluding golan heights and ocuppied palestine terriotires but they refused and they still dont have it hahahahahha and they also didnt go uaar ith israel in 50 yrs

[@mnscd1657]

israel didnt uin anything ahahhaha

[@cuthbertjolly4859]

US donations resulted in hardship and suffering for the Palestinian people.

[@maccadamianofreenuts8735]

Those european greeks, I mean geeks , went to Egypt and ruined it , trying to make it seem like they been there forever lol colonizers

[@peaceishmael-fr4vl]

The first man in the video said the jews left Israel black and came back white mic drop ☹️

[@AnthonyAkba-ub1om]

King freak was awesome awful looking 🤣🤣