Khartoum (1618 bytes)
1: '''Khartoum''' (in [[Arabic language|Arabic]], ''al-Khartûm''...
3: ...illion inhabitants, but forms with its neighbours Khartoum North (''al-Khartûm Bahrî'') and [[Omdurman]] (''...
5: ...to the [[Mahdi]] [[Muhammad Ahmad]] laid siege to Khartoum starting on [[March 13]], [[1884]] and captured t...
7: ...]] and the [[al-Shifa pharmaceutical factory]] in Khartoum.
14: [[da:Khartoum]]

Khartoum Resolution (3476 bytes)
1: The [[Khartoum Resolution]] of September 1, [[1967]] was issued ...

Omdurman (604 bytes)
1: ...] that [[Horatio Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener of Khartoum|Lord Kitchener]] finally defeated the Mahdist for...

Earl Kitchener (1355 bytes)
1: ...olk, in [[1898]] and '''Viscount Kitchener''', of Khartoum and of the Vaal in the Colony of Transvaal and of...
12: [[Category:Earldoms|Kitchener of Khartoum]]
13: [[de:Earl Kitchener of Khartoum]]

Gondokoro (446 bytes)
1: ...les of the limit of navigability of the Nile from Khartoum upstream. From this point the journey south to [[...

Fuad Shemali (158 bytes)
1: ... the [[1972]] attack on the [[U.S.]] Embassy in [[Khartoum]].

Werner Daum (1250 bytes)
6: ...ying the [[Al-Shifa pharmaceutical factory]] in [[Khartoum]]. The thrust of his argument was that the medic...
8: ... have the right to bomb America for the attack in Khartoum. He was virulently attacked for this by several ...

Al Khartum (289 bytes)
1: ...d population of approximately 4,700,000 (2000). [[Khartoum]] is the capital of the state.

White Nile (1378 bytes)
3: ...] and forming the [[Nile]]. From Lake Victoria to Khartoum, the length of the river is approximately [[1_E6_...

Transportation in Sudan (1258 bytes)
7: the main line linking [[Khartoum]] to [[Port Sudan]] carries over two-thirds of Su...
26: [[Juba, Sudan|Juba]], [[Khartoum]], [[Kusti]], [[Malakal]], [[Nimule]], [[Port Sud...

Kitchener bun (472 bytes)
3: ...honour [[Horatio Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener of Khartoum|Lord Kitchener]]. At that time many small towns i...

J and K class destroyer (1692 bytes)
23: *[[HMS Khartoum (F45)|''Khartoum'']] (lost on [[23 June]] [[1940]])

Saint Daniel Comboni (2147 bytes)
5: ...onth journey, they reached their destination of [[Khartoum]], [[Sudan]]. Most of his fellow missionaries di...
9: ...p to Africa in 1880, he died of natural causes in Khartoum.

Foreign relations of Eritrea (1994 bytes)
3: ...credible alternative to the present government in Khartoum.

List of cities in Sudan (556 bytes)
16: *[[Khartoum]]

Al-Shifa pharmaceutical factory (3123 bytes)
1: ...l-Shifa''' ("Health") pharmaceutical factory in [[Khartoum]], [[Sudan]], was destroyed in [[cruise missile]]...
5: ... have the right to bomb America for the attack in Khartoum.

Meroe (3187 bytes)
2: ...s by the [[Nile]] (from the [[Atbara river]] to [[Khartoum]]), the Atbara, and the [[Blue Nile]].
7: ...he [[British Museum]] and partly in the museum at Khartoum. In 1910, in consequence of a report by Professor...

Theodor von Heuglin (2978 bytes)
5: ...nied Dr Christian Reitz, [[Austrian]] consul at [[Khartoum]], on a journey to [[Abyssinia]], and after Reitz...
7: ...ition was taken from him. He and Steudner reached Khartoum in 1862 and there joined the party organized by [...

Regional Air (600 bytes)
11: ...jumbura, Djibouti, Entebbe, Harare, Johannesburg, Khartoum, Lusaka and Mombasa

Battle of Umm Diwaykarat (2138 bytes)
3: ...and of [[Horatio Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener of Khartoum|Horatio Kitchener]] wiped out what was left of th...
5: ...-25 thousands soldiers retreated southward from [[Khartoum]] to Kordofan. Mahdist has under reign territory ...

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