El Alamein, Egypt
Egypt
El Alamein, Egypt connects to 8281 places across 19 topics through 272 Bunkabop connections, dominated by military history from the North Africa campaigns of World War II. The bulk of its connections tie to France, Italy, Germany, and the United Kingdom through the forces that fought in the Western Desert. A 1969 Italian war film and a 2009 novel by Iain Gale about the Second Battle of El Alamein extend the place's reach into film and literature.
Iain Gale
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: London, England | Edinburgh, Scotland
Ingobamakhosi Carbineers
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: South Africa
The Battle of El Alamein (film)
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: Italy | Salerno, Italy | Manni, Burkina Faso
Werner Schröer
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: Germany | United Kingdom | Graz, Austria
Christopher Soames
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: France | Italy | Zimbabwe | West Bank
Jonathan Dimbleby
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: United Kingdom | Hong Kong | Bristol, England | Budapest, Hungary
Hugh Fortescue, 5th Earl Fortescue
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: London, England | France | India | North Devon, England
Sonny Moloney
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: Cambridge, England | New Zealand | Wellington, New Zealand | Auckland, New Zealand | Dunedin, New Zealand
John Mulgan
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: Oxford, England | New Zealand | Greece | Wellington, New Zealand | Auckland, New Zealand
60th Infantry Division "Sabratha"
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: Italy | Egypt | Gazala, Libya | Sabratha, Libya | Beda Fomm, Libya
Allied Force Headquarters
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: United States | United Kingdom | Italy | Sicily | Normandy
Victor Bulwer-Lytton, 2nd Earl of Lytton
Connects El Alamein, Egypt to: London, England | India | Japan | Cambridge, England | Edinburgh, Scotland