Warfare

  The Egyptian Revolution of 1919 stands as a pivotal moment in the country's history, marking a turning point in its struggle for independence and triggering a series of events that eventually led to significant political and social changes. The revolution, rooted in the discontent with British colonial rule, unfolded against the backdrop of the aftermath of World War I and the broader wave of anti-colonial sentiment in the Middle East. Picture courtsey:wm.org.uk  ### Background: In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Egypt was under British influence and de facto control. The British had occupied Egypt in 1882, ostensibly to protect their strategic interests, particularly the Suez Canal, a vital maritime route connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea. The British presence was deeply resented by the Egyptian people, who aspired for self-determination and the end of foreign rule. ### World War I and Its Aftermath: The impact of World War I played a crucial role in s...