The motto "Obedience and Struggle" was used by this non-Chinese party's youth wing, the "Blue Shirts," which it created to defend its agreement to a 1936 treaty with England.
This party formed a government after Miles Lampson rolled tanks up to a ruler's palace and shouted, "Where's the boy?" in the Abdin Palace Incident. A former leading politician in this party tried to discredit it by publishing the Black Book, accusing them of corruption in power. The motto "Obedience and Struggle" was used by this non-Chinese party's youth wing, the "Blue Shirts," which it created to defend its agreement to a 1936 treaty with England. It originally formed under governor Reginald Wingate for the purpose of sending a national delegation to the Paris Peace Conference, and it was created by a former participant in the Orabi Rebellion, Sa'ad Zaghloul (sah-ahd zahg-lool). Under Mustafa al-Nahhas, this liberal constitutionalist party frequently clashed for power with King Farouk. For 10 points, name this political party that negotiated independence for Egypt.
This party formed a government after Miles Lampson rolled tanks up to a ruler's palace and shouted, "Where's the boy?" in the Abdin Palace Incident.
Wafd Party [or Delegation Party]