La Chute de Khartoum, 26 Janvier 1885: Procès du Colonel Hassan-Benhassaoui, Juin-Juillet 1887

This book retells the tragic fall of Khartoum, a historic event that marked the end of British colonial rule in Sudan. The author explores the details of the court proceedings following the loss of the city, delving into the role played by the ill-fated Colonel Hassan-Benhassaoui and examining the complex political environment that contributed to the disaster.

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