Some aspects of the British Sudanese relations during the condominium rule

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This paper starts with the ceremony that was held to cerebrate the decisive victory of the Anglo- Egyptian forces over the Methodists state.

The Memory of Godon had developed into a legend amongst the British public.

It showed the Sudanese resistance to the Turku-Egyptian rule till the medalist revolution.

The paper traced back the condominium agreement between Britain and Egypt.

The task of that agreement was to establish law and order after the defeat of the machinist forces.

Britain aimed at modernizing the Sudan by introducing modern technology in order to make it self sufficient financially, and establishing the modern civil service.

The main problem that faced the government was how to control the vast country with inadequate troops?.

They seek so the assistance of traditional tribal leader.

The paper showed that the ambition of France and Belgium in the upper Nile, and the policy of Isolated districts and its objectives.

The paper also, touched the economic condition in that period, the sources of financial loans, and the Second World War and its impact on Sudan.