"The revolution had enemies, and we were more dangerous." Thus, the late President Mohamed Naguib, the first president of the Arab Republic of Egypt, describes how the men of the July Revolution have turned against the principles of the revolution, and how the soldiers eliminated any hope for political reform by their exit from their declarations to practice political life. In his memoirs, which were published for the first time in the year one thousand nine hundred and eighty -four, he recounts his story with the July Revolution, since it was a noble idea that everyone risks their lives for it, to the expensive price that he paid from his dignity and freedom, after two years, no more than the revolution, and he narrates honestly and bitterness, His testimony to those events that formed the modern history of Egypt as we see today, as everything begins from its origins in the Sudanese city of Khartoum.