In a speech to a foreign legislature, this man stated that a "wall of psychological warfare" had fallen and called for the creation of a "huge edifice of peace." This man took the title "Believer-President" by playing up his personal piety, and he expelled twenty thousand Soviet military advisers from his nation before launching one conflict with Operation Badr. This man's (*) "Infitah" economic policy lead to unrest in which people shouted "Hero of the Crossing, where is our breakfast?" called the Bread Riots. After signing a treaty with Menachem Begin brokered by Jimmy Carter, this man was assassinated and succeeded by Hosni Mubarak. For 10 points, identify this successor of Nasser and signatory to the Camp David Accord, the third president of Egypt.
In a speech to a foreign legislature, this man stated that a "wall of psychological warfare" had fallen and called for the creation of a "huge edifice of peace." This man took the title "Believer-President" by playing up his personal piety, and he expelled twenty thousand Soviet military advisers from his nation before launching one conflict with Operation Badr. This man's (*) "Infitah" economic policy lead to unrest in which people shouted "Hero of the Crossing, where is our breakfast?" called the Bread Riots. After signing a treaty with Menachem Begin brokered by Jimmy Carter, this man was assassinated and succeeded by Hosni Mubarak. For 10 points, identify this successor of Nasser and signatory to the Camp David Accord, the third president of Egypt.
In a speech to a foreign legislature, this man stated that a "wall of psychological warfare" had fallen and called for the creation of a "huge edifice of peace.
Anwar Sadat