History Of The Muslim Brotherhood In Egypt (1939–1954)
The History of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt (1939-1954) discusses the History of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt from its actions during World War II to its official dissolution by the Egyptian government.
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