وسائل حماية السكان المدنيين بمدينة الإسكندرية خلال الحرب العالمية الثانية 1939-1945 م

Abstract EN

This research aims at shedding light on the nature of life in Alexandria during World War II between 1939-1945.

The city of Alexandria is the second capital of Egypt and the headquarters of the British fleet in the Mediterranean Sea and the second industrial symbol of Egypt after Cairo, so it was necessary for the Egyptian government to accelerate the development of policies and plans to protect the lives of civilians in Alexandria of the dangers of air raids of the axis.

The study was limited between 1939 and 1945, when the Egyptian government began to take measures to protect the population of the urban city of Alexandria.

The study deals with the policies, procedures and plans adopted by the government to secure the lives of the city's residents by introducing alarm system at the time of air raids, control of lighting systems at night, building shelters as shelters for the people from the danger of air libel and setting plans to protect public buildings and government.

As well as the construction of plans to displace people from the city at the time of intensified air raids, and at the end of the research reviewed the most important results reached through this study.