Revolution Is My Name: An Egyptian Woman's Diary from Eighteen Days in Tahrir
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Revolution Is My Name: An Egyptian Woman's Diary from Eighteen Days in Tahrir

by Mona Prince

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In Revolution Is My Name, Mona Prince shares her diary entries from the eighteen days in Tahrir Square, offering a personal narrative of an Egyptian woman's immersion in the revolutionary fervor. The book vividly portrays the intensity and hope of the uprising through intimate, real-time insights into life during this defining moment.

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Revolution Is My Name presents an Egyptian woman's diary from the eighteen days in Tahrir Square, chronicling her personal journey through a period of profound national change.

Authored by Mona Prince, the work provides an authentic, firsthand perspective on the events that unfolded during this critical time in Egypt's history.

The diary format allows for an unfiltered exploration of the individual's experiences amid the collective movement for revolution.

This account highlights the human element behind the historic uprising, focusing on daily reflections and observations from the heart of the protests.

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