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'''King Farouk of Egypt''' and the Sudan.

'''King Farouk of Egypt''' and the [[Sudan]].

The first Farouk (in Arabic: فاروق الأول; February 11, 1920 - March 18, 1965) was the king of the Second and Last [[Arab]] [[Egypt]]ian kingdom that actually ruled. A ruler in Egypt since his father's death, Fuad I, the King of Egypt, in 1936 until the ''Free Officer revolution'' ("1952 Egyptian revolution") that led to the end of the royal in 1952. During [[World War II]], Farouk supported the [[axis]] countries, called a '[[Nazi]] ollaborator'.<ref>The Record of Collaboration of King Farouk of Egypt With the Nazis and Their Ally, the Mufti: The Official Nazi Records of the King's Alliance and of the Mufti's Plans for Bombing Jerusalem and Tel Aviv: Memorandum Submitted to the United Nations, June 1948. By ''Nation Associates'' (New York, N.Y.).

The first Farouk (in Arabic: فاروق الأول; February 11, 1920 - March 18, 1965) was the king of the Second and Last [[Arab]] [[Egypt]]ian kingdom that actually ruled. A ruler in Egypt since his father's death, Fuad I, the King of Egypt, in 1936 until the ''Free Officer revolution'' ("1952 Egyptian revolution") that led to the end of the royal in 1952. During [[World War II]], Farouk supported the [[axis]] countries, called a '[[Nazi]] ollaborator'.<ref>The Record of Collaboration of King Farouk of Egypt With the Nazis and Their Ally, the Mufti: The Official Nazi Records of the King's Alliance and of the Mufti's Plans for Bombing Jerusalem and Tel Aviv: Memorandum Submitted to the United Nations, June 1948. By ''Nation Associates'' (New York, N.Y.).