Malik Dohan al-Hassan

Iraqi politician and military leader

Malik Dohan al-Hassan - Leaders & Politicians born July 1st, 1919
Born
Died

2021
5 years ago — 102 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Iraq

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Born in 1919, a significant figure in Iraq's political landscape, he served as the Minister of Defense and played a pivotal role during the 1958 Iraqi Revolution. The revolution led to the establishment of a republic in Iraq, ending the monarchy. Al-Hassan was involved in various military and political roles during a transformative period in Iraqi history. He contributed to shaping Iraq's military policies and governance in the subsequent years, often navigating the complexities of regional politics.

Served as Minister of Defense in Iraq

Played a key role in the 1958 Iraqi Revolution

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