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EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION: After Mubarak's Fall | ÄGYPTISCHE REVOLUTION: Nach Mubaraks Fall

Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory.

Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory.

Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square once more on Friday the 18th of February to celebrate their victory exactly one week after Hosni Mubarak stepped down on Feb 11.
They called it the ‘Friday of Victory’ and in fact it was a Friday of utmost freedom and joy. Where else in the world can citizens decide to turn the centre of their city into a one million people party without needing an official permit, police or any organisation at all?

The President has fallen. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. Hundreds of thousands Egyptians went to Tahrir Square on Friday the 18th of Feb 2011 to celebrate their victory. On 18th of March people still liked the army before they understood that the army is as corrupt as Mubarak's regime Egyptians are commemorating the martyrs of the revolution On 7th July 2011 protesters are demanding the trial of Mubarak On 7th July 2011 protesters are demanding the trial of Mubarak On 7th July 2011 protesters are demanding the trial of Mubarak On 7th July 2011 protesters are demanding the trial of Mubarak Showing a shoe towards a person is a big insult. It says "Egyptian System" on the pumpkin and the yucchini stands for "connections" as an explanation how Egypt works. Salafis demanding the release of Omar Abdel Rahman from American prison.