In a 21 January post on her Democracy Digest blog, looking forward to the first anniversary of
the Egyptian Revolution on 25 January, Egyptian blogger Ranya Khalifa poses the
question:
"… who's going to write about January
25th and its aftermath in our history textbooks?" How will this revolution
go down in history and how will the next generations perceive the
"facts"? What are the "facts" and who can claim to have a
neutral take on what happened in Egypt, not only during the 18 days till the
fall of Hosny Mubarak on February 11, 2011, but on the events of Mohamed
Mahmoud street, Maspero and on People's Assembly clashes?
Access her piece here.
For those with a twitter account and an interest in current developments
in Egypt, @RanyaKhalifa is worth a follow.
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