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Egypt recently lost the lawyer, politician, and some-time political prisoner Talaat al-Sadat, who was the nephew of Egypt’s former president Anwar al-Sadat.

WATANI International

25 November 2011

Egypt recently lost the lawyer, politician, and some-time political prisoner Talaat al-Sadat, who was the nephew of Egypt’s former president Anwar al-Sadat.

Sadat was born in 1946 in the village of Tala in Menoufiya in the Nile Delta.

He earned a law degree in 1985, and advanced in his career to become a lawyer with the Court of Cassation.

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Muhammad Anwar es-Sadat (25 December – 6 October ) was an Egyptian politician and military officer who served as the third president of Egypt.

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This thoughtful, poignant, personal memoir begins in the Cairo of the s, with the author's Talaat Harb.

He was also a legal consultant for several local and international companies.

Defender of difficult cases

As a lawyer, Sadat gained a reputation for not shying away from ‘difficult’ cases. Among the famous cases he undertook was to defend the 27-year-old Mohamed Abdel-Latif, a poor man who had been accused of brutally slaughtering 10 persons in a village in Beni Mazar in Minya, Upper Egypt in December 2005.

The crime rocked Egypt, and wa