Nile: River life

"The Nile: the life of a river", for the Polish journalist and novelist Emile Ludwig, translated into Arabic, Adel Zaatar, a book that is going on in the history of the emergence of the Nile, and the natural life in the northern Africa, deals with the source of the Nile where the Ripon projected, or what the people of those stones call, fall into The north of the equator is headed, with a width of three hundred meters, it was flirting between the most virgin rock, and these rocks were filled with tree and ground flowers on a barren plate. And it eats the organisms that lived in those areas, from plants, birds, and animals. That is, he touched on the geography of the region, the history of peoples, and ethnic nervousness, so he worked to monitor history in terms of social conditions. The writer made three trips to Ugandah, Sudan and the western section of Abyssinia, and it was concluded that the different peoples in their colors are important in representing a new role in the life of the human type, and the Nile has affected all the civilizations around it, and they have influenced them in turn.