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Mahmoud Marzouk Discusses Max Hertz Pasha
Max Hertz Pasha was an engineer and historian specializing in antiquities, born in Hungary. He excelled in the protection and restoration of Egyptian monuments since his arrival in Egypt in 1880. His most notable achievements included saving Qaitbay Castle in Alexandria from demolition in 1904, supervising the reconstruction of Islamic and Coptic landmarks such as Cairo mosques and Al-Azhar, and authoring the first comprehensive guide to the House of Arab Antiquities. He was awarded the titles of "Bey" and "Pasha" in recognition of his scientific contributions and public service, leaving a significant legacy in preserving Egyptian heritage, known for his scientific accuracy and high integrity. He passed away in 1919, having made a substantial impact on the restoration and preservation of Egypt's cultural heritage.
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