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English: Photograph of Saad Zaghloul (1859–1927), former Prime Minister of Egypt. This is one of the most famous photographic portraits of Zaghloul. It was published at least as early as the mid-1920s since it was printed in Zaki Fahmi's book Safwat al-'Asr (1926). It appears in page 132 in the 1995 re-edition of the book. The caption below the photograph identifies its author as Hanselman (تصوير هنزلمان).
العربية: سعد باشا زغلول
Date Published in 1926
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W. Hanselman    wikidata:Q7945677
 
Description Egyptian photographer
Work period 1920s
date QS:P,+1920-00-00T00:00:00Z/8
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