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Saadi Al
Munla (Arabic: سعدي المنلا; 4
November 1890 – 12
December 1975) was a
Lebanese statesman, lawyer, and
journalist who is
regarded as one of the...
- by
Saadi Al
Munla and
Mohamad Al Fadl. The
original drawing of the flag,
signed by the
seven parliament members, was
executed by Al
Munla. The
seven MPs...
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February 1951
President Émile Eddé
Bechara El
Khoury Preceded by
Saadi Al
Munla Succeeded by
Hussein Al
Oweini In
office 25
September 1943 – 10 January...
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minister (1945–1945) Sami as-Solh,
Prime minister (1945–1946)
Saadi Al
Munla,
Prime minister (1946) Riad Al Solh,
Prime minister (1946–1951) Oman Sultanate/...
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Bishara Al
Khouri Preceded by
Abdul Hamid Karami Succeeded by
Saadi Al
Munla In
office 11
February 1952 – 9
September 1952
President Bishara Al Khouri...
- "Boy" Charlton,
Australian Olympic swimmer (b. 1907)
December 12 –
Saadi Al
Munla, 4th
Prime Minister of
Lebanon (b. 1890)
December 13 –
Addie Viola Smith...
- Rashīd ibn ʿAlī Riḍā ibn Muḥammad
Shams al-Dīn ibn Muḥammad Bahāʾ al-Dīn ibn
Munlā ʿAlī Khalīfa Al-Hussaini (1865-09-23)23
September 1865 or (1865-10-17)17...
- term was from 14
December 1946 to 7 June 1947, and he
replaced Saadi Al
Munla.
Sleiman Nawfal replaced Jumblatt as
economy minister. In 1947, in spite...
- 1935),
lawyer and
politician Tarek Mitri,
statesman and
professor Saadi Al
Munla (1890–1975),
politician Nicolas Nahas (born 1946),
politician Abd al-Majid...
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Roshan Amouni,
Haifa Al Jasim,
Nowruz Abdo,
Rokan Munla, Aren Deli, and
Nadia Suleiman.
Ruken Munla, who was
pregnant at the time, was
kidnapped in September...
