Documentation on file regarding Egyptians attacking evacuating Anglo/French forces. In answer to Nasser's Radio-Cairo boast that the Egyptian Navy had sunk the French Battleship 'Georges Leygues' a group of Egyptian officers (POWs) are taken for a visit of the new 'ghost' ship the...
Documentation on file regarding Egyptians attacking evacuating Anglo/French forces. In answer to Nasser's Radio-Cairo boast that the Egyptian Navy had sunk the French Battleship 'Georges Leygues' a group of Egyptian officers (POWs) are taken for a visit of the new 'ghost' ship the 'Georges Leygues'.
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