The Giza Memorial in Egypt commemorates the men of the Egyptian Labour and Camel Transport Corps without giving any of their names or even an idea of how many had been lost. In Egypt, 330,000 labourers provided service in France and the Middle east. In Egypt, 330,000 labourers provided service in France and the Middle east. "Contemporary attitudes towards non-European faiths and differing funerary rites, and an individual's or group's perceived 'state of civilisation', influenced their commemorative treatment in death," the report said. By the time the war had ended, the British Army in East Africa was largely made up of troops from Nigeria, the Gold Coast (which is now Ghana), Sierra Leone, Kenya, Uganda and Nyasaland (now Malawi).
The Gizza movement is an active politics in Egypt.
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