On 28 September 1970 (August 28), the Egyptian hero Nasser died.

On September 28, 1970, when the news of the death of Egyptian leader Nasser came out, the crying of "Nasser, you live in our hearts" revolved over Cairo.

Gamal-Abdel-Nasser, 52, died of a heart attack just hours after he chaired negotiations between the Jordanian and Palestinian guerrillas. Nasser's active revolutionary image of allied with Moscow and declaring war on Israel to overthrow King Farouk will be remembered for people. Fidel-Castro called his death a blow to the Arab revolutionary movement. But Nasser ultimately did not oppose negotiations with Israel, and the French Foreign Minister called him a peaceful person.

Al-Qaeda invaded Al-Qaeda (1956-1970), a controversial leader of the Arab world and one of the influential Arab leaders. Al-Qaeda participated in several anti-English demonstrations in Cairo in 1954, graduated from Egypt¡¯s Royal Military College and graduated with the title of Lieutenant Lieutenant. Three young officers, Mao (subsequently Vice President), Amir (subsequently Army Marshal) and Sadat (subsequently Nasser as President) met during the serving of the Sudanese Army on 23 July 1952, when they established a secret revolutionary group called the ¡°Free Military Organization¡±, with the aim of expelling the British and abolishing the monarchy. On 23 July 1952, three young officers, Mao (subsequently Vice President), Amir (subsequently

Nasser's 18 years of rule were remarkable: the Aswan Dams, built by the Soviet Union, began to generate electricity in 1968; modern life began to enter the countryside; industrialization accelerated; land reforms were carried out to limit the number of individuals who owned land; anti-corruption and corruption received partial results; women were given more rights; the new Egyptians were raised to replace the Western people; but on the other hand, he also turned Egypt into a police state: letters were scrapped, the media were rigorously censored, major newspapers were nationalized, phones were interrogated, guesthouses were searched, party candidates for various positions were all elected by Nasser and his close assistant, and the enemy was imprisoned. In diplomatic terms he and