جمال عبد الناصر وجيله
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History
格式
平装书
页数
144
语言
阿拉伯语
已发布
Jan 1, 1992
出版商
دار التضامن للطباعة والنشر
描述
This work delves into the life and legacy of Gamal Abdel Nasser, one of the most significant figures in modern Egyptian history. Through a careful examination of Nasser’s rise to power, the authors illuminate the ideologies and political contexts that shaped his leadership and the unforgettable moment he became a symbol of Arab nationalism.
The book captures the complexities of the era, exploring the socio-political landscape that influenced Nasser's policies and the aspirations of his contemporaries. It offers insights into the key figures of his generation, weaving personal stories with broader historical events that defined an entire nation. Readers will discover how Nasser’s vision for a united Arab world resonated deeply with many, while also highlighting the challenges and contradictions that marked his tenure.
With a discerning eye for detail and a rich narrative, the authors navigate the turbulent waters of 20th-century Egypt, providing a balanced overview of Nasser's achievements and failures. This exploration reveals not just a political leader, but a charismatic figure whose impact extended far beyond the borders of Egypt, shaping the course of Arab politics for decades to come.
Overall, this comprehensive account serves both as a historical record and a reflective analysis, fostering a deeper understanding of Nasser and his generation, while also inviting readers to consider the enduring legacies of their actions in contemporary times.
The book captures the complexities of the era, exploring the socio-political landscape that influenced Nasser's policies and the aspirations of his contemporaries. It offers insights into the key figures of his generation, weaving personal stories with broader historical events that defined an entire nation. Readers will discover how Nasser’s vision for a united Arab world resonated deeply with many, while also highlighting the challenges and contradictions that marked his tenure.
With a discerning eye for detail and a rich narrative, the authors navigate the turbulent waters of 20th-century Egypt, providing a balanced overview of Nasser's achievements and failures. This exploration reveals not just a political leader, but a charismatic figure whose impact extended far beyond the borders of Egypt, shaping the course of Arab politics for decades to come.
Overall, this comprehensive account serves both as a historical record and a reflective analysis, fostering a deeper understanding of Nasser and his generation, while also inviting readers to consider the enduring legacies of their actions in contemporary times.
