On Oct. 6, 1981, assassins posing as soldiers opened fire on Egyptian President Anwar Sadat as he watched a military victory parade to mark Egypt’s 1973 war with Israel. The assassination ...

(Originally published by the Daily News on October 7, 1981. This story was written by Charles W. Bell.) Mohammed Anwar Sadat did not come to power as a man of peace, but it was as a peacemaker of u… ...

The Sadat assassination on October 6 ,1981, was a graphic manifestation of radical, violent Islam that fundamentally rejected the West, and a portent of much worse things to come.

In October 1981, President Anwar Sadat of Egypt was assassinated at a military parade; his widow Jehan, who was there, says she knew he would die for making peace with Israel Show more In October ...

In 1981, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was assassinated as he reviewed a military parade in Cairo. In 1991, Elizabeth Taylor walked down the aisle for the eighth time when she married Larry ...

President Anwar El-Sadat on the day of his assassination, 6 October 1981 (Photo: AP) Mohamed Mokhtar arrived in Egypt on Monday after spending twenty years in exile in the United Kingdom.

Bin Salman, commonly referred to as MBS, reportedly at least once referenced the assassination of Egyptian president Anwar Sadat, who was shot dead by Islamist terrorists in 1981, two years after ...

News about Anwar el-Sadat. Commentary and archival information about Anwar el-Sadat from The New York Times. Skip to content Skip to site index.

The Historical Parallel: Anwar Sadat’s Assassination. Anwar Sadat, who served as Egypt’s President from 1970 to 1981, became the first Arab leader to sign a peace treaty with Israel.

News about Anwar el-Sadat. Commentary and archival information about Anwar el-Sadat from The New York Times. Skip to content Skip to site index.