British foreign office releases July Revolution documents in Egypt
Egypt, History, 5/15/2002

Huda Abdul Nasser, the eldest daughter for the late Egyptian leader Jamal Abdul Nasser said that the British foreign office released documents relating to July 23 revolution of 1952 in Egypt, adding that she got a huge number of these documents and gave them to the Egyptian national documentation and books house.

Huda Abdul Nasser added "releasing these documents is made after such a long time in response to a British law which bans embargo after 40 years on documents owned by the establishments of the state of Britain."

Worthy mentioning that the daughter of the late leader is teaching at the political sciences faculty at Cairo university and presides over a center for studies and researches on the July 23 Revolution.

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