Moammer el-Kadhafi
Moammer el-Kadhafi was the Libyan revolutionary leader who ruled Libya from 1969 until his ousting and death in 2011. He was known for his eccentric personality, authoritarian rule, and his role in promoting Arab nationalism and socialism. Kadhafi's regime was marked by significant human rights violations and he was a controversial figure on the international stage, often at odds with Western governments. His death during the Libyan Civil War sparked a power vacuum and ongoing conflict in the country, leading to a complex and unstable political landscape.
Born on Jun 07, 1942 (83 years old)
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Moammer el-Kadhafi was the Libyan dictator whose regime was overthrown during the Arab Spring.
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Hungary:
Moammer el-Kadhafi was the Libyan leader from whom Sarkozy allegedly accepted funds for his presidential campaign.
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Sarkozy's associates allegedly received millions in support from the regime led by Moammer el-Kadhafi, who was killed in 2011.
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