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	The Denshway Museum in the Menofeya Governorate
		On the 93 anniversary of Denshway incident, Mrs.
		The museum was rebuilt to witness and immortalize the historic story of the Egyptian peasants’ struggle in Denshway village against the then British colonialism.
		Among the paintings represented are, the two scenes of the trial and the judgment execusion, made by the painter Sabry Mansour, the preliminary trial represented by a committee of a foreign judge, the governor, a lawyer and a clerk, before them stand a number of charged people, made by the artist Ahmed Nabil.
	www.touregypt.net /denshwaymuseum.htm (505 words)

	Egypt State Information Service-General Museums
		In 1906, Denshway village was under the British colonialism.
		All painters could successfully express the event and could, by their own touches, colors and shadows make us feel as if they were painted at the same time of the event.
		After all, Denshway incident is a very special Egyptian epic of dignity and sacrifice, however, Denshway museum is an important cultural event to put Denshway village among the Egyptian tourist sites.
	www.sis.gov.eg /En/Arts&Culture/Museums/GeneralMuseums/070301000000000016.htm (490 words)

	Anwar Sadat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The young Anwar was also greatly moved by the story of Zahran of Denshway.
		According to legend, a dispute arose between some l ocal inhabitants and their British rulers during which a British soldier was accidentally killed by an Egyptian.
		Sadat remembered his childhood hero Zahran of Denshway and was happy that he had also defied his rulers.
	www.mincava.umn.edu /documents/kidshurt2much/bkp051702/Mincava/Book1/AnwarS.asp (3629 words)

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		Pigeon towers exude friendliness, and so does their form, made out of clay as it is, which is an earth element,and#148; Abdalla says.
		Following this thought process, the pigeon towers also reminded Abdalla of the incident of Denshway (an Egyptian village) in 1906.
		At the time, Egypt was fully under British occupation, and because of an accident in which some British soldiers went out to shoot domestic pigeons and died of sunstroke, six peasants were hanged.
	www.egypttoday.com /printerfriendly.aspx?ArticleID=6023 (1116 words)

	Peace and Non-Violence Curriculum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		We cannot depend on subliminal, incidental learning or the hidden curriculum.
		Peace must be actively pursued by both teachers and students in all parts of the educational system.
		Reverend King therefore, planned to lead a protest march from Selma to Montgomery to call attention to the incident.
	www.mincava.umn.edu /documents/pnvcur7-12/pnvcur7-12.html (14157 words)

	cairolive.com -- Ramadan 2002: In the lead up to the holy month
		Gamil Rateb plays an English officer who vows to find the "fox" and kill him.
		The soap opera takes us to the Denshway massacre in which many Egyptian citizens were killed, arguing that this incident witnessed the birth of children defending themselves with stones.
		At one point, Hafez's grandfather dies, and in a tragic and touching scene, Hafez tells him that he is the "fox".
	www.cairolive.com /newcairolive/ramadan/ramadan2002-tv2.html (1539 words)

	Evelyn Baring, 1st Earl of Cromer Summary
		He opposed the growing Egyptian nationalist movement, which demanded that Britain's promises of withdrawal be fulfilled.
		The 1906 Denshwai incident, in which several Egyptian peasants were executed, incensed the Egyptian nationalists and gained them sympathy in Britain, where Henry Campbell-Bannerman's Liberal government insisted on progress toward self-government in Egypt.
		But Cromer could not adjust to these new policies and, his health failing, he resigned in March 1907.
	www.bookrags.com /Evelyn_Baring,_1st_Earl_of_Cromer (583 words)

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