This edition: Was Cairo Any Less Turbulent In 1941?
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Original tape date: June 1, 2014.In 1941 Cairo was a boiling cauldron with Nazi spies, agitators, Muslim Brothers, refugee Jews, Brits and Americans all swimming around in a stew of intrigue. Egyptian expat, Juliana Maio tells Jim about her bestselling novel "City of the Sun" and what her research informs us about today's Egypt.
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Juliana Maio Author, “City of the Sun”
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