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  1. The British Indian Army participated in the North African campaign, fighting alongside forces in Egypt, including major operations around El Alamein.
  2. Egypt was declared a British protectorate, with Egyptian workers funding the war effort and the British government assessing local opinion.

The nationalization of the Suez Canal and the granting of independence to Cyprus marked a significant turning point in the British Empire's decline.

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The nationalization of the Suez Canal and the granting of independence to Cyprus marked a significant turning point in the British Empire's decline.

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  1. The US intervention in the 1956 Suez Crisis is discussed, highlighting shared history and geopolitical shifts involving Egypt.Sub-event
  2. Suez nationalization and Cyprus independence signal the decline of the British Empire.1 source

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