This man wrote of a plan to rule 55 million, then 224 million, then 420 million people in his bookPhilosophy of the Revolution.
This man wrote of a plan to rule 55 million, then 224 million, then 420 million people in his bookPhilosophy of the Revolution. This leader was prepared to accept the Rogers Plan to end his "war ofattrition." He greatly enhanced the power of the General Intelligence Directorate, and earlier, thisman founded a secret organization with (*) Abd al-Hakim Amir, Zakaria Mohieddine, and his ownfuture successor. He attempted to resign after the Six-Day War but was refused. For 10 points, name thisarchitect of the United Arab Republic who was succeeded by Anwar Sadat as President of Egypt.
This man wrote of a plan to rule 55 million, then 224 million, then 420 million people in his bookPhilosophy of the Revolution.
Gamal Abdel Nasser