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Born in 1913 in Sherbeen, Dakahlia, Egypt to a wealthy well-reputed Egyptian family, son of Mahmoud Pasha Shoukry. |
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Graduated from Faculty of Agriculture 1939, Cairo University taking his duty to help farmers in more efficient and modernized farming methods. |
Graduated from Faculty of Agriculture 1939, Cairo University taking his duty to help farmers in more efficient and modernized farming methods. |
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Fought against the British invasion of Egypt and was named the alive dead "Al Shaheed Al Hay" as he was wounded among other friends who were killed in the strike against the British invasion, as well he was prisoned a couple of times for his articles against the king of Egypt. |
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Member of |
Member of parliament several times. |
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Governor of Al Wadi Al Gadeed. |
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Minister of Agriculture until resigned to make the opposition |
Minister of Agriculture until resigned to make the opposition Labour Party |
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Established [[Socialist Labour Party ]] " Hezb Al Amal " 1978 |
Established [[Socialist Labour Party ]] " Hezb Al Amal " 1978 |
Revision as of 08:11, 19 July 2007
Born in 1913 in Sherbeen, Dakahlia, Egypt to a wealthy well-reputed Egyptian family, son of Mahmoud Pasha Shoukry.
Graduated from Faculty of Agriculture 1939, Cairo University taking his duty to help farmers in more efficient and modernized farming methods.
Fought against the British invasion of Egypt and was named the alive dead "Al Shaheed Al Hay" as he was wounded among other friends who were killed in the strike against the British invasion, as well he was prisoned a couple of times for his articles against the king of Egypt.
Member of parliament several times. Governor of Al Wadi Al Gadeed. Minister of Agriculture until resigned to make the opposition Labour Party
Established Socialist Labour Party " Hezb Al Amal " 1978
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