Confessions of Hafez Naguib.. Amazing bold adventures that took place in half

Hafez Naguib is a controversial figure. He is an Egyptian journalist and author. He is famous for his superior abilities in disguise, fraud, and impersonation, and this was helped by his fluency in several languages ​​other than Arabic, in addition to the various skills and abilities that he acquired throughout his life, as he grew up in his Turkish grandfather's house, then His father enrolled him in a free military school, then a Russian princess sent him to Saint-Cyr College in France, but he dropped out of school and entered the French intelligence service during World War I.
He worked for a period of time in the Turkish army in Istanbul, and when he returned to Cairo he worked as a teacher at the Israeli Union School, then he turned to journalism and created (Al-Hawi) magazine, and participated in editing (Al-Alamein) magazine. The police chased him several times, but he succeeded in escaping them and was able to plagiarize Any personality who reached the point of impersonating the British High Commissioner, as well as one of the princes in Egypt, became famous as "the fraudulent writer" or "the honorable thief." These adventures and adventures gave him a literary sense, so he wrote and translated several books. In these memoirs, Hafez Naguib tried to defend He spoke forcefully against the charges of fraud and swindling.