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  1. Al-Za’im

    Nasser does not close the Straits in 67

    Low-level conflict had persisted on the Syrian border since 1949, the creation of three De-Militarized Zones of immense strategic and economic important had ironically provoked small-scale outbreaks of violence, in particular the DMZ along the Sea of Galilee proved to be of particular interest...
  2. killertahu22

    AHC: A More Eastern Focused Roman Empire

    Hello! With a POD no earlier than 509 BCE (the foundation of the republic), make Rome "focus" more on the east! I.e., make Rome's expansion focus shift more towards the east than IOTL. The Romans are still able to conquer western regions such as Gaul and Iberia, but the focus should not be on...
  3. Sarthak

    The Ottomans Construct a proto-Suez Canal

    According to The Suez Canal: Its History and Diplomatic Importance, in 1566, under the leadership of Grand Vizier Sokollu Mehmed Pasha, surveys were conducted around the lakes of the Sinai-Suez region to construct a canal through which warships could be towed from the Med into the Red Sea easily...
  4. WI Ottomans collapse in Great Turkish war of 17th century

    What if Ottomans collapsed in Great Turkish war of 17th century. Louis XIV doesn't intervene and start the nine years war and Holy league takes Constantinople and with the largest sources of troops i.e., Europe gone and local governors declare independence who will takes which province ? will...
  5. WI: Nasser lives to 72

    Inspired by this thread, which asks what would've happened if an early attempt on Nasser's life succeeded, I thought I might as well take an opposing tack and ask what would happen if Nasser lived another 20 years, making it to 72 before dying in 1990. To be sure, this isn't particularly...
  6. Possibility of Pharaoh being revived as a title?

    How feasible is it for an independent Coptic Egypt to have its rulers call themselves Pharaoh and style themselves as a new dynasty? I imagine it wouldn't be easy due to the affiliation with paganism.
  7. WI: Nasser assassinated in 1954

    Love him or hate him, nobody can deny that Gamal Abdel Nasser was one of the most significant political figures of the modern Middle East. But in history, few things are truly inevitable. In 1954, as Nasser gave a speech in Alexandria to celebrate the British withdrawal from the Suez Canal Zone...
  8. WI: Coptic Egypt Overtakes the Byzantines

    No empire remains powerful forever. Even if the Byzantines survived the Turkish invasions, it was likely that something would go wrong eventually. Even so, any empire that manages to last longer than they were supposed to will create massive changes to the future. If the Byzantines manage to...
  9. A Cooperative Brotherhood: A Cooperatives Timeline
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    In 1908, a social reformer and lawyer named Omar Loufti, was looking through the life of Egyptians, and he was troubled by the fact that many Egyptians are suffering in poverty and indignity. The indigenous Egyptians, those who worked under landlords, aristocrats, gentry, foreign military...
  10. AHC: Coptic separatism

    With a POD after 1900 what conditions have to be met for there to be a popular and enduring nationalist movement amongst the Copts of Egypt? Would it be possible, this late in history, to carve out a Coptic state in southern Egypt?
  11. Richard the Lionheart conquers egypt

    Can Richard the Lionheart conquer egypt to support holy land by completely destroying saladin and his army if yes will take for himself ?
  12. second crusade conquers egypt with frederick barbarossa

    Can Frederick Barbarossa, Richard the Lionheart Philip Augustus conquer egypt to support holy land if yes the how will they partition their conquests
  13. Byzantine reconquer Syria and Egypt during First and second fitna

    What if Byzantines reconquer Syria and Egypt by allying with other Arabs against Umayyads during First and second fitna and supporting christian rebellions in the caliphate how would islam develop without ummayads and abbasids ? will this avoid twenty year anarchy?
  14. ahmed1ghoneim

    Communist Egypt?

    Assume here that the Egyptian revolution in 1952 was carried out by the Communists in Egypt And they managed to control it What will the Middle East look like if this happens?Especially with full Soviet support for communist Egypt The success of Egypt's nuclear program with the support of the...
  15. PC/WI: Sudanese Egypt

    Was there any chance of any of the Sudanese sultanates (possibly the Funj) conquering Egypt like the Nubians did thousands of years ago? If successful, what effect would that have on the history of both countries up to the 20th century?
  16. WI: Nestorian Invasion of Egypt

    Let's say that in a no-Islam scenario, the Arabs unite under Nestorianism instead and still go through a period of conquest. While Nestorianism could spread to most places with little problem, would they have that same success in Egypt? Can Nestorianism become the religion of majority as Islam...
  17. SunKing105

    WI: Libyans conquer Egypt?

    The Bronze Age collapse, while undoubtedly quite a dark era in terms of written source material, is not as mysterious as popular culture and the mass media makes it out to be. On one of the few written records that shed light on what happened, a monumental inscription of pharaoh Merneptah, known...
  18. Plausibility Check: Could the Romans Reconquer Egypt?

    Could the Romans ever Reconquer Egypt after they lost it to the Arabs , during or after the Macedonian Dynasty ?
  19. Federal United Arab Republic?

    According to former Vice President of Egypt, Abdel-Latif Al-Boghdadi, Nasser initially supported a federal union for the United Arab Republic. However the threat of a Communist takeover prompted him to support a total union under strict measures. Such measures such as the outlaw of all political...
  20. AHC: Iranian style revolution in Egypt

    With a post-WW2 POD, have Egypt become an Islamic Republic in the same manner as Iran in 1979.
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