egypt

"Egyptian queen Cleopatra VII's life reads like a thrilling novel. Her struggle to retain her throne led her to join forces with Roman ruler Julius Caesar and later Mark Anthony. The power struggles within Rome came to a head at the Battle of Actium in 31 BC. The victory of Octavian meant the tragic downfalls of both Cleopatra and Mark Anthony and the expansion of Roman influence. This in-depth look at two empires in turmoil is enhanced by beautiful illustrations and insightful quotation boxes"--Amazon.com.

Examines the evolution in Egyptian state policy, policy-making, and implementation toward the Arab world in the years between 1952 and 1961, a period during which Egypt actively pursued leadership in the Arab nationalist movement, and considers the role of Gamal Abdel Nasser in bringing about the change.

The story of the United States' intimate and pivotal relationship with Egypt, the Arab world's largest nation, over the course of six decades.

Examines the relationship between the United States and Egypt from 1953 to 1957, discussing Cold War priorities and the Middle East, American diplomacy and the Anglo-Egyptian treaty, Operation Omega and the policy of antagonism, and more.

A biography of the Egyptian president who won the Nobel peace prize for his efforts in ending Arab-Israeli conflict.

Describes the history of relations between Israel and her Arab neighbors, including the peace talks and treaty between Egypt's Sadat and Israel.

Records the efforts of the Arabs and Israel to make peace since the October 1973 war.