What the records say
- When
- 2 Apr 1915
- Kind
- Riot
- Coordinates
- 30.04° N, 31.24° E
- Description
- riot in Cairo, Egypt caused by Australian and New Zealand soldiers
Placed at the area, not an exact site.
Battle of the Wazzir
Riot in Cairo, Egypt caused by Australian and New Zealand soldiers
The Battle of the Wazzir, also known as Good Friday, was the name given to several riots of Australian, British and New Zealand troops in Cairo, Egypt, during World War I. The main incident occurred on 2 April 1915, but a smaller incident also took place on 31 July that year. In the aftermath of the war, another incident took place in February 1919.
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