National Revolutionary Command Council (Sudan)

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Prehistory	before c. 21st cent. BCE
Kingdom of Kush	c. 16th cent. BCE – 11th cent. BCE
Meroitic Kingdom of Kush	11th cent. BCE – 6th cent. BCE
Christian Kingdoms of Nubia	6th - c. 14th cent.
Islamization	c. 9th – 19th cent.
Ali dynasty	1821–1885
The Mahdiyah	1885–1899
Anglo-Egyptian rule	1899–1956

Since 1955

First Civil War	1955–1972
Independence	1956–present
Nimeiri era	1969–1985
Revolutionary Command	1969–1971
Second Civil War	1983–2005
Military Council	1985–1986
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Salvation Council	1989–1993

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The National Revolutionary Council was the body that ruled Sudan after the coup d'état in May 1969. It was disbanded in October 1971.

Members (in 1970)

The National Revolutionary Command Council.

President: Maj.-Gen. Gaafar Nimeiry
Vice President: Mr. Babiker Awadalla
Members: Majs. Farouk Hamadallah, Khaled Hassan, Mamoun Awad, Abul Kassem Hashem, Muhammad Ahmed, Abul Kassem Ibrahim, Abu Bakr al-Nur and Hashem al Atta.

Sources

The Europa World Year Book 1970

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