Idris of Libya
King Idris I of Libya was the monarch who ruled from 1951 until he was overthrown in a coup led by Muammar Gaddafi in 1969. Known for his efforts to modernize Libya and promote national unity, Idris was a significant figure in the country's transition to independence from colonial rule. His reign saw the establishment of the Libyan constitution and the development of oil resources, which transformed Libya's economy. Notably, he was reported to have been enjoying a spa retreat in Kamena Vourla, Greece, when the coup against him took place, marking a dramatic turning point in Libyan history.
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King Idris of Libya was taking thermal baths in Kamena Vourla when the coup by Gaddafi that overthrew him occurred in his country.
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