In this historical adventure, the author disregards all restrictions, opening sealed files, infiltrating forbidden areas, and rejecting terms like “prohibited,” “classified,” and “restricted.” He employs historical tools to investigate the activities of Egypt’s secret political police during the first half of the 20th century, uncovering stories of cunning and resourceful informants. The book details the struggles and consequences of this power struggle, featuring figures like Georges Philipides, a Syrian Egyptian who amassed his wealth through his work in the security services, Macferson, a man with a volatile temperament, Ingram, a formidable English mastermind, and Najib.From the enigmatic “The Traitor,” to the menacing “Kyon Boyed,” to the chilling “Salim Zaki,” you are reading a hidden history of power in occupied Egypt, uncovering a legacy that remains largely unspoken.