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#27 Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat and US President Richard Nixon wave to crowds aboard a train in Cairo in June 1974

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#27 Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat and US President Richard Nixon wave to crowds aboard a train in Cairo in June 1974

What Egypt looked like in the 1970s Through these Stunning Photos

#27 Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat and US President Richard Nixon wave to crowds aboard a train in Cairo in June 1974

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←#26 Clearance divers during a mine clearance operation carried out by the French Navy in the Suez Canal on September 24, 1974, Egypt
#28 Crews take turns on board ships while waiting for the reopening of the canal, January 3, 1974, Egypt.→

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