From the Memory of the Class: The Central Security Forces Intifada 1986 إنتفاضة جنود الأمن المركزي
3arabawy - Fri, 2008-07-25 02:26 By Hossam el-Hamalawy
[27-2-1986] Army soldiers stand guard outside the Swiss-managed Jolie Ville Hotel, which was burned down by Central Security Forces conscripts, during their intifada [Photo from Socialist Worker Archives]. More photos of the intifada could be found here…
[27-2-1986] Army soldiers stand guard outside the Swiss-managed Jolie Ville Hotel, which was burned down by Central Security Forces conscripts, during their intifada [Photo from Socialist Worker Archives]. More photos of the intifada could be found here…
From the Memory of the Class: Cairo University Clashes 1985 إنتفاضة جامعة القاهرة
3arabawy - Tue, 2008-07-22 10:19 By Hossam el-Hamalawy
[12-10-1985] Central Security Forces taking shelter while students hurled stones at them, during leftists-led demonstrations outside Cairo University denouncing the United States and Israel [Photo from Socialist Worker Archives]
[12-10-1985] Central Security Forces taking shelter while students hurled stones at them, during leftists-led demonstrations outside Cairo University denouncing the United States and Israel [Photo from Socialist Worker Archives]
From the Memory of the Class: Ghazl el-Mahalla Strike 1947 من ذاكرة الطبقة العاملة: إضراب غزل المحلة
3arabawy - Tue, 2008-07-22 08:50 By Hossam el-Hamalawy
[September 1947] Three workers were killed and 17 injured, while 20 police were injured during the riots which broke out at the Ghazl el-Mahalla factory, as police cracked down on thousands of workers who went on strike following the dismissal of some of their comrades demanding improved work conditions. This was followed by more clashes [...]
[September 1947] Three workers were killed and 17 injured, while 20 police were injured during the riots which broke out at the Ghazl el-Mahalla factory, as police cracked down on thousands of workers who went on strike following the dismissal of some of their comrades demanding improved work conditions. This was followed by more clashes [...]
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