One man was vaulted to this office after he responded to shots fired by failed and possibly fabricated assassin by screaming defiantly into the microphone during a radio speech, giving that man the political capital to arrest the author of Milestones and In the Shade of the Quran.
One man was vaulted to this office after he responded to shots fired by failed and possibly fabricated assassin by screaming defiantly into the microphone during a radio speech, giving that man the political capital to arrest the author of Milestones and In the Shade of the Quran. The first holder of this office came to power following the mass-arsons of "Black Saturday," riots sparked by the killing of 50 police officers in the Ismalia massacre. Another holder of this office was known as the (*) "Hero of the Crossing" and launched an economic liberalization called the Infitah, which triggered the Bread Riots. The Wafd Party was dissolved by Muhammad Naguib's successor in this office, who also banned the Muslim Brotherhood, formed the failed United Arab Republic with Syria, and nationalized the Suez Canal. For 10 points, identify this office held by Nasser, Sadat, and recently-ousted scumbag Hosni Mubarak, whose offices are located in Cairo.
One man was vaulted to this office after he responded to shots fired by failed and possibly fabricated assassin by screaming defiantly into the microphone during a radio speech, giving that man the political capital to arrest the author of Milestones and In the Shade of the Quran.
President of Egypt [accept equivalents; accept Prime Minister of Egypt, as both positions were essentially synonymous until the 1960s]