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==WWII==

==WWII==

During [[World War II]], Gamal Abdel Nasser served as an Egyptian army officer. While his primary military duty involved guarding Nile bridges and teaching at the Cairo Royal Military Academy, he and his associates (which included [[Anwar Sadat]]) covertly established the foundational cells of the ''Free Officers'' movement, actively plotting against British, to help the [[Axis]].

During [[World War II]], Gamal Abdel Nasser served as an Egyptian army officer. While his primary military duty involved guarding Nile bridges and teaching at the Cairo Royal Military Academy, he and his associates (which included [[Anwar Sadat]]) covertly established the foundational cells of the ''Free Officers'' movement, actively plotting against British, to collaborating with the [[Axis]].<ref>Jankowski, J. P. (2002). ''Nasser's Egypt, Arab Nationalism, and the United Arab Republic''. United Kingdom: Lynne Rienner Publishers, p.15</ref>

In a 1964 interview to a neo-Nazi publication, Nasser said<ref>Arnoni, M. S. (1968). Rights and Wrongs in the Arab-Israeli Conflict: To the Anatomy of the Forces of Progress and Reaction in the Middle East. United Kingdom: Minority of One Press, pp.61-63 [https://books.google.com/books?id=stRtAAAAMAAJ&q=%22Placed%20on%20Hitler%22]

In a 1964 interview to a neo-Nazi publication, Nasser said<ref>Arnoni, M. S. (1968). Rights and Wrongs in the Arab-Israeli Conflict: To the Anatomy of the Forces of Progress and Reaction in the Middle East. United Kingdom: Minority of One Press, pp.61-63 [https://books.google.com/books?id=stRtAAAAMAAJ&q=%22Placed%20on%20Hitler%22]