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General Sir Horatio Herbert Kitchener After the overthrow of Caliph Abdullah, by the English under Lord Kitchener, 2 September, 1898, the British reestablished missions all around the country: The first governorgeneral was Lord Kitchener himself. 26 January 1885 2 October 1898 Territory of Egyptian Sudan under complete control of Mahdiya (Mahdist State) Under British Military Administration from 2 September 1898 to 19 January 1899 Sir.Herbert Kitchener, Earl Kitchener was the Military Governor
1 1'%" ! (""( +,-//2,/340 An agreement was reached in 1899 establishing AngloEgyptian rule, under which Sudan was to be administered by a governorgeneral appointed by Egypt with British consent. Sudan was effectively administered as a British imperial possession. During World War I, the British invaded and incorporated Darfur into the AngloEgyptian Sudan in 1916. When AngloEgyptian Sudan (condominium) took over Lord Kitchener continued as GovernorGeneral till 22 December 1899 Plaque in the Cloisters of Westminster Abbey, London, UK, to commemorate the British in AngloEgyptian Sudan 1898–1955 Mahdi’s tomb hit
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