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Mohamed Ali Eltaher
 

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6 – “Zalam El-Segn” (Prison Darkness)
Dar Ehya’e Al-Kotob Al-Aarabeyya - Cairo, 1951 - ISBN 978-0-9784447-4-7


This book consists of Eltaher's account about life in prison, life as a fugitive, oppression by both Arab and foreign tyrants, views on the state of the Muslim and Arab worlds, while unmasking those responsible for the loss of Palestine. The exciting adventures of Eltaher as a fugitive, which involved his wife too, from the time he was arrested until he gave himself up are also told in movie-like detail in the book.


7 – “Rasael Bourguiba ela Sadiqihi Mohamed Ali Eltaher” (Bourguiba’s Letters to his Friend Mohamed Ali Eltaher)
Beirut, June 1966 - ISBN 978-0-9784447-5-4


This book contains a selection of letters sent by the Tunisian nationalist leader and future President of Tunisia, Habib Bourguiba, to Eltaher during the years of wandering in the world to make the case for Tunisia’s quest for independence.


8 – “Khamsouna Aaman fil Qadaya Al-Aarabeyya” (Fifty Years in Arab Politics)
Mo'assassat Dar Al-Rihani - Beirut, 1978 - ISBN 978-0-9784447-6-1


Before he passed away, Eltaher started collecting a selection of his own writings, whether published or not, in order to consolidate them in one book. He had mentioned once that he planned to name the book “Khamsouna Aaman fil Qadaya Al-Aarabeyya” (i.e. Fifty Years in Arab Politics). However, he died before printing the book and before deciding on the final title. His widow took on the task of completing it after his death and had it printed in its present form. It must be pointed out though that the suicidal civil war that overwhelmed Lebanon from the mid-seventies to the mid-eighties had its effect on the quality of the final product, as several errors were made in the order of binding the various chapters from one copy of the book to another!

 
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