In October Egyptians celebrate Sadat’s 1973 Sinai victory and recall his assassination
Coptic Christians will remember Bishop Samuel who sat ten rows behind Sadat as the president’s invited guest and was the second assassination of the day
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Anwar El Sadat, the third president of Egypt’s republic, was assassinated during the eighth annual celebration parade for Egypt’s victory over Israel. In 1973, Sadat “led the way for peace” between Egypt and Israel when Egypt’s military successfully crossed the Suez Canal on October 6, regaining the Israeli occupied Egyptian Sinai Peninsula. As always, this month’s celebration of the victorious event is bittersweet for Egyptians as the Commander in chief of the October 6th military campaign died on the same date in 1981.
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