ناصر

The book "Nasser," translated from Russian, accurately discusses the life of the leader Gamal Abdel Nasser, and touches on important aspects of his career as the leader of the July 1952 Revolution, and the second Egyptian president from 1956 until his death in 1970. During his era, Egypt transformed for the first time into an active and positive element in international politics, playing a prominent role in the Arab, African, and global arenas. The book also discusses the paths of the Egyptian revolution, how it became an example for oppressed peoples, and how it inspired their ability to effectively confront imperialist control, marking an important milestone on the path of the enormous awakening of the national liberation movement in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, especially in the Arab world. The author also covers the experience of applying socialism in Egypt, how it differed from Marxism, despite Nasser having read Marx and Lenin's writings. The book discusses Agaryshev's account of the changes after the July 23, 1952 revolution, especially after land reform on September 9 of the revolution year, the generalization of free education, and industrialization programs. The author, Anatoly Agaryshev, also covers the nationalization of the Suez Canal, the British-French-Israeli aggression against Egypt in 1956, recounting the details, as well as the challenges faced by Nasser, and other critical moments, along with important documents that clarify the truth for the reader.