Kamal Khalil

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Kamal Khalil
United Revolutionary Front[1]
Workers and Peasants Party[1]
ChildrenOmnia Khalil, Amal Khalil

Kamal Khalil (

Egyptian Embassy in London.[4]

See also

References

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