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Published "Millions"; Newspaper Movement Egyptian Democracy for National Liberation (Hadtu), the following news in October 1951: "At the home of the film artist Lula Sidqi, 25 writers, artists, and film people gathered to announce the formation of the Egyptian Artists Committee Ansar al-Salam." A moment captured by the Egyptian novelist Mahmoud Al-Wardani in his book “His Hadith.. An Autobiography of a Communist Organization” (Dar Al Mahrousa, Cairo, Second Edition, 2025), refers to the nature of the leftist movement in Egypt, which was intertwined with people of art and culture, active figures in public affairs, and university students, who engaged in its elite activities in addition to their presence in the field. And he mentions The Book This meeting in Sedqi's house resulted in the signing of the attendees, including Al-Bandari Pasha, who held many political positions during the royal era, the feminist activist and writer Doria Shafik, and the journalist and politician Fathi Radwan, who held the National Guidance Portfolio in the early days of Abdel Nasser's era, to establish a movement for supporters of peace in the face of the colonial countries that were threatening war, by supporting the Stockholm Charter, which demands the non-use of nuclear weapons. And seeking to establish a national committee for peace supporters, and grassroots committees in neighborhoods, factories, and unions at that time. In his introduction, Al-Wardani explains that the book is being published eighteen years after its first edition was published by Dar Al-Hilal, pointing to the interest of young people from the new generation in what Hadto had achieved in the past. Among the communist organizations, it was able to attract many educated youth and students, which kept leftist thought firmly established for a long time in the Egyptian cultural scene. Source