Preparation for the Liberation Battle 1967-1970

During the three years following the June setback, all of Egypt gathered exerting effort, money, and blood to prepare the conditions for arming the armed forces and the country for the liberation battle according to the principle "What is taken by force cannot be recovered except by force." This important book discusses the details of military strategy in the battles of national and regional liberation after the 1967 setback, and how the energies of the Egyptian people were launched to face the enemy directly in what was called the "War of Attrition," which Israeli recognition clearly stated was "the war that Israel lost," and which represented the actual prelude to the October victory of 1973. Field Marshal Mohamed Fawzi, one of the most important commanders of modern Egyptian military, and responsible for rebuilding the Egyptian army after the setback, presents this accurate picture to generations who did not witness these events, and who receive their information from writings inside and outside that lack many documentation controls and elements of objectivity. Number of pages: 312 Year of publication: 2015 Publisher: Dar Al-Karma for Publishing and Distribution