This fascinating book including secrets and highlighting many historical events examines the involvement of Greek settlers in Egyptian industry from the post-war period to nationalization (1945-1963). This period marks the final flourish of distinctive Greek activity in Egypt.

This study extensively utilises previously unexplored Egyptian state archives and other sources in Arabic. The incorporation of these materials is crucial for comprehending the period and Greek-owned industries in Egypt, as it surpasses the dual constraints of a community-focused and Greek-centric historical perspective.

This legacy is imbued with elements of an epic as Egyptiot Greek industrialists left their mark on the land of the Nile, irrespective of the historical challenges they faced, even during the final glimmer.