The effects of the airstrikes
The bombing raids on Alexandria, Egypt, in 1941 during World War II. The city of Alexandria, a vital strategic base for the Allies during World War II, was subjected to air raids, particularly in 1941, although specific information about the 1941 bombing is limited in the available research. However, it is important to understand that Egypt as a whole was a target of bombing due to its military importance, and the city of El Alamein, about 100 km west of Alexandria, exemplifies the significant fighting that took place in Egypt during that war.
بيانات السجل — Record details
- النوع — Type
- Photograph
- العصر — Era
- muhammad_ali
- الفترة — Period
- 1940
- الحي — District
- الجمرك
- التصنيف — Category
- التصوير الفوتوغرافي
- المعرّف — Identifier
- ARCH-ALEX-2026-KUJ7
- اللغة — Language
- Arabic
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- The oldest photograph ever taken in the history of Egypt and the Middle East. The Harem of Muhammad Ali Pasha, in Ras El Tin Palace in Alexandria, was taken on November 7, 1839, by the French photographer Frédéric Goupil-Fesquet using the daguerreotype technique.
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- Harem Gates at Ras El Tin Palace
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- The picture shows traditional wooden fishing boats parked on a seashore.
- This rare photograph shows an Egyptian soldier standing next to the statue of Muhammad Ali Pasha in Mansheya Square, and dates back to approximately 1915 AD.
- This historical photograph shows the aftermath of an aerial bombardment that targeted the city of Alexandria in Egypt in 1941 during World War II.
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