Mubārak, Muḥammad Ḥusnī, 1928-2020
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Name (Hebrew)
מובארכ, מוחמד חוסני, 1928-2020
Name (Latin)
Mubārak, Muḥammad Ḥusnī, 1928-2020
Name (Arabic)
مبارك، حسني، 1928-2020
Other forms of name
Moubarak, Hosni, 1928-2020
Mubarak, Hosni, 1928-2020
Mubarak, Mohamed Hosni, 1928-2020
Mubārak, Ḥusnī, 1928-2020
Mubarak, Muhammad Husni, 1928-
Husni Mubarak
Mubarak, Mohames Hosni
Moubarak, Hosni
Mubarak, Husni
מובארכ, מוחמד חוסני, 1928-
מבארכ, מחמד חוסני, 1928-2020
מובארק, מחמד חוסני, 1928-2020
מובארק, מוחמד חוסני, 1928-2020
מובארק, חוסני, 1928-2020
מובארכ, חוסני, 1928-2020
מבארכ, חוסני, 1928-2020
مبارك، محمد حسني، 1928-2020
Date of birth
1928-05-04
Date of death
2020-02-25
Associated country
Egypt
Occupation
Generals
Politicians
Presidents
Associated Language
ara
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Dictionary of African Biography, accessed March 8, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:(Mubarak, Muhammad Husni Sa'id; president; born 1928 in al-Musalha, Egypt; graduated from the Egyptian Air Force Academy (1950); became commander of the Air Force (1971); played a key role in Egypt's secret preparations for the October War against Israel (1973); president Anwar al-Sadat named Mubarak his deputy (1975); became president of Egypt (1981); the longest-serving ruler since Muhammad 'Ali; alliance with the United States reached its peak when he sent some 30,000 Egyptian soldiers to participate in the Allies campaign against Iraq's occupation of Kuwait (1990); safeguarded his country's peace treaty with Israel against internal opposition; curbed the jihadi-Islamist challenges to his reign; accelerated the pace of economic reforms (since 1991); won Egypt's first pluralistic presidential elections (2005); massive street demonstrations across Egypt, inspired by similar events in Tunisia and joined by a wide spectrum of Egyptian opposition forces protested the corruption and incompetence of his regime and his plans for his son, Jamal to inherit his role (2011); was forced to declare that he would not seek reelection, would withdraw his ambitions for his son, and would appoint the head of Egypt's intelligence services, 'Omar Suliman, his deputy; the end of his reign was in February 2011; was arrested on alleged suspicions that he ordered the shooting of protesters and was involved in financial corruption (April 2011))
- His Speeches and interviews of President Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, 1982?:t.p. (Pres. Mohamed Hosni Mubarak; Arab Republic of Egypt)
- Moubarak, 1982?t.p. (Moubarak) p. 5 (Hosni Moubarak, Président de la République arabe d'Egypte)
- died 25 February 2020, Cairo ( (New York times, viewed Feb. 25, 2020) )
- Soleciki, J. Hosni Mubarak, c1990.
- al-Masīrah mustamirrah-- wa-Miṣr bāqiyah, 1981:cover (al-Raʼīs Muḥammad Ḥusnī Mubārak) p. 8 (2nd group) (Ḥusnī Mubārak; b. 5/4/28)
- יחסי חברה אזרחית-מדינה במצרים תחת שלטון מובארכ (2011-1981), 2012.
- חוסני מובארק מת בגיל 91, 25.02.20 ( (ynet, נצפה ב- 25 בפברואר 2020) )