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The battle of Ismailia and the Cairo Fire (January 1952)

The battle of Ismailia and the Cairo Fire (January 1952)

Point 9 of 9 — Lesson 24: Egypt from the 1936 Treaty to the Cairo Fire (1936-1952)Question bank: 0 questions (0 with pictures)

09The battle of Ismailia and the Cairo Fire (January 1952)

  • When the English discovered this, they surrounded the Ismailia governorate building to disarm the police (block) soldiers (25 January 1952).
  • The interior minister Fouad Serageddin Pasha ordered them to resist, and dozens of them were martyred.
  • The next day, as the news reached Cairo, demonstrations and protests spread and chaos and unrest broke out, and what is known as the Cairo Fire happened on 26 January 1952.
  • King Farouk dismissed the Wafd government and, under martial law, entrusted Ali Maher Pasha with the ministry; but it resigned on 1 March, and several different ministries followed until the revolution of 23 July 1952.

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