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upon Sudan, and stressed the need to continue the armed struggle until the
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and first lieutenant Abdul Fadil Almaz. The latter led an insurrection of the military training academy, which ended in their defeat and the death of Almaz after the
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992:), and saw Sudan as a valuable addition to his Egyptian dominion. During his reign and that of his successors, Egypt and Sudan came to be administered as one political entity, with all ruling members of the
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administrative systems, and gravely weakened Sudanese tribal unities. From 1885 to 1898, the population of Sudan collapsed from eight to three million due to war, famine, disease and persecution.
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was stymied in Egypt. In contrast, the British military presence in Sudan was comparatively limited, and eventually revolt broke out. The rebellion in Sudan, led by the Sudanese religious leader
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with British consent. In reality, much to the revulsion of Egyptian and Sudanese nationalists, Sudan was effectively administered as a British imperial possession. Pursuing a policy of
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1874:Commonwealth of Nations
1796:Encyclopædia Britannica
1563:Prime Minister of Sudan
1548:William O'Brien Lindsay
1522:1930?–1936? Howell Owen
1389:conference held in Juba
781:Republic of South Sudan
139:السودان اﻹنجليزي المصري
3709:History of South Sudan
3097:West Indies Federation
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1872:Current member of the
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1508:Chief Justice of Sudan
1481:split from Equatoria.
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