- Sami
Hilmy al-
Hinnawi (Arabic: محمد سامي حلمي الحناوي, romanized: Muḥammad Sāmī Ḥilmī al-
Ḥinnāwī; 1898 – 31
October 1950) was a
Syrian politician and...
- just four and a half
months by his colleagues, al-Shishakli and al-
Hinnawi. As al-
Hinnawi took
power as
leader of a
military junta,
Husni al-Za'im was swiftly...
- al-
Hinnawi, the new de
facto ruler of
Syria who
refused to ****ume
power on his own and who, instead,
restored Syria's
parliamentary system.
Hinnawi became...
- 1949.
Among the
officers that ****isted al-Za'im's
takeover were Sami al-
Hinnawi and Adib al-Shishakli, both of whom in
sequence would later also become...
- al-Khatib al-Azm* al-Hasani al-Ulshi* al-Ayyubi al-Quwatli al-Za'im al-
Hinnawi* H. al-At****i
Second Syrian Republic (1950–1958) H. al-At****i Shishakli*...
-
World War. This was soon
followed by
another overthrow, by Col. Sami al-
Hinnawi, who was
himself quickly deposed by Col. Adib Shishakli, all
within the...
-
fruition was
during the
regime (August-December 1949) of
Colonel Sami al-
Hinnawi, who had
installed a People's
Party government that
entered negotiations...
- pressure. In response,
Shishakli arrested At****i's
Chief of
Staff Sami al-
Hinnawi, a People's
Party sympathizer, and
several pro-Iraqi
officers in the Syrian...
-
launched by
General Sami al-
Hinnawi, an old
friend of the People's
Party and an ally of the
Hashemite royals in Baghdad.
Hinnawi created a
political committee...
- 1949, Zaim was
overthrown by his
colleague Sami al-
Hinnawi. A few
months later, in
December 1949,
Hinnawi was
overthrown by
Colonel Adib al-Shishakli. The...
