Al-Jabarti's and His Chronicle of the French Occupation 1798

French Occupation 1798 - Aborig Rahman Jabaldi (1753 - 1825), an Egyptian-born scholar and jurist, was written between 1798 and 1801 and comprised the French Egyptian Occupation. In the late 17th century, the Middle East and Europe were in a redefined state. The record covers only a short period of seven months 36 years ago, but it is still important accounting. It clearly shows the paradigm shift between modern culture and the old system. It involves a record of events observing what was simply written by an emotional audience.

In 1798 Napoleon Bonaparte occupied the Ottoman Empire and killed about 3,000 Egyptians. The occupation period was only three years, after which prolonged hostility towards France continued, but this experience finally made Egyptian people understand enlightenment and new European technology. The power and idea to reach Europe will then inspire the new Egyptian governor Muhammad Ali to modernize Egypt and use this technique to set examples for the rest of the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman government began to open to the embassy and dispatched staff to study abroad in Europe. This created the conditions of "step-wise formation of reformist groups with the belief that knowledge of the modern world and the empire belongs to it or die." One of the scholars Muhammad Ali sent to Europe in 1826 was Rifaa Rafi'ar Tatawi. He left a permanent mark in Paris for five years.

French Occupation 1798 - Aborig Rahman Jabaldi (1753 - 1825), an Egyptian-born scholar and jurist, was written between 1798 and 1801 and comprised the French Egyptian Occupation. In the late 17th century, the Middle East and Europe were in a redefined state. The record covers only a short period of seven months 36 years ago, but it is still important accounting. It clearly shows the paradigm shift between modern culture and the old system. It involves a record of events observing what was simply written by an emotional audience.

MarcelOphü45 wants to record living in occupied French cities. He chose Clermont Ferrand as a symbolic place to clarify the history of this era. Because it is occupied, supports pettens, supports the center of resistance, and forms the apex of the symbolic triangle of Auvergne. And Gergovie. Therefore, it shows perfectly the complexity of the real situation of France. The director produced intermittent, news, photographs, speech and other material cuts of constantly changing 4 and half hours and its consistency gradually became apparent.