Abstract
Directors of Veterinary Services in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: Leonard Danels (Director, 16 December 1922-19 June 1924), 1913-1924
Highlights
A fanatical religious zealot claiming to be the Mahdi raised a rebellion of the Sudanese people against the Egyptians who were governing the country in the 1880s
12 people served as Principal Veterinary Officers or as Directors of Veterinary Services in the 55-year period from the inception of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan in 1901 to the achievement of independence by the Republic of Sudan on 1 January 1956
Leonard Danels was the sixth of the twelve expatriate personnel who served as head of the Sudan Veterinary Service, being in the post from 1922 to 1924
Summary
A fanatical religious zealot claiming to be the Mahdi (the “Guided One”) raised a rebellion of the Sudanese people against the Egyptians who were governing the country in the 1880s. Wilson RT (2019) Directors of Veterinary Services in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan: Leonard Danels (Director, 16 December 1922-19 June 1924), 1913-1924 In mid-1913 Captain Leonard Danels was seconded to the Egyptian Army [18]: War Office, 25th July 1913.
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