Ali Abd al-Latif (Arabic: علي عبد اللطيف; 1896–1948) was a prominent Sudanese nationalist who served as a key member of the White Flag League and played a prominent role in the 1924 Khartoum …

In 1924 he formed the White Flag League, dedicated to driving the British from the Sudan. Demonstrations followed in Khartoum in June and August and were suppressed. When the …

These activities led to the imprisonment of the movement's leader, Ali Abd Al-Latif, on 4 July 1924, which only intensified protests under the leadership of Obaid Haj Al-Amin. [3] As the …

In 1921, Ali Abd al Latif, a Muslim Dinka and former army officer, founded the United Tribes Society that called for an independent Sudan in which power would be shared by tribal and …

In 1921 Ali Abd al Latif, a Muslim Dinka and former army officer, founded the United Tribes Society that called for an independent Sudan in which power would be shared by tribal and …

The book examines the role of 'Ali 'Abd al-Latif and the White Flag League in the 1924 Sudanese revolution, highlighting their contribution to the rise of nationalism that transcended ethnic and …

1921. Ali Abd al-Latif, a Muslim Dinka, founds the United Tribes Society, the first modern Sudanese nationalist movement. 1953-1954. Sudan's first general elec-tions are held. The …

Jul 13, 2015 · Yoshiko Kurita, 'Ali 'Abd al-Latif wa thawrat 1924. EN. English Deutsch Français Español Português Italiano Român Nederlands Latina Dansk Svenska Norsk Magyar Bahasa …

Ali Abd al-Latif (Arabic: علي عبد اللطيف; 1896–1948) was a prominent Sudanese nationalist who served as a key member of the White Flag League and played a prominent role in the 1924 Khartoum …

In 1924, Al-Azza Muhammad Abdullah led a military demonstration when her husband, Ali Abd al Latif, was in the colonial prisons on the grounds of his founding and presidency of the White …