SUDAN

(Formerly called Anglo-Egyptian Sudan)

(See also South Sudan)

ancient Egyptian temples having divine name: w10 5/1 21-22

civil war (1983- ):

refugee children: w05 4/15 25

description: yb92 90-91

famine: g87 3/8 3-4, 7-8

renewed threat (1990): g90 5/8 28

language: yb92 91

maps: w01 9/15 32; yb92 66

Museum of Khartoum:

saucer with Tetragrammaton: w96 11/1 26

names: yb92 70

Omdurman:

camel market: g95 6/8 24-25

religion: yb92 91

ruins of Ethiopian city of Meroë: g90 6/22 24-26

Jehovah’s Witnesses

congregations: yb92 91, 170

court cases: yb92 94

early witnessing: jv 476, 535; yb92 91-92

favorable presentation by Muslim lecturer: yb92 172-173

growth: yb92 91, 94-95, 124-126, 169-171

Kingdom Halls: yb07 27

legal recognition:

eight states (2006): yb07 27

southern province (1990): yb92 172

meetings: yb92 171

missionaries: jv 535; yb92 91-92

modern history: yb92 90-95, 124-126, 169-173

office in Khartoum: yb07 27

persecution: yb92 124-125

persons:

Atzemis, Demetrius: yb92 91-92

Caliopi, Ingilizi: yb92 92-94

Girgis, Mary: yb92 93-94

Orphanides, Dimitri: yb92 92

Orphanides, George: yb92 92, 124

Paterakis, Emmanuel: w96 11/1 25-26; yb92 92

places:

Juba: yb92 172

Khartoum: yb92 91-92, 124-125, 171-172

Omdurman: yb92 91, 93-94, 170

southern Sudan: yb92 125-126, 170-172

publications:

book “Let God Be True”: yb92 94

book “This Means Everlasting Life”: yb92 94

refugees from Eritrea: w17.05 7

service experiences: yb92 125

priest’s lie backfires: yb07 51-52