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'''Fuad Shemali''' (in [[Arabic language|Arabic]] فؤاد الشمالي) alternatively '''Fouad El Chemali''' (in Arabic فؤاد الشمالي) was born in 1936 to a Lebanese Christian-Maronite family. He studied law at the University of St. Joseph in Beirut. He adhered to the [[Syrian Social Nationalist Party]] ([[SSNP]]) in 1951, joined [[Fatah]] in the 1960s and was a leader of the Black September movement in the 1970s. He died from cancer in [[Geneva]] in August 1972. | '''Fuad Shemali''' (in [[Arabic language|Arabic]] فؤاد الشمالي) alternatively '''Fouad El Chemali''' (in Arabic فؤاد الشمالي) was born in 1936 to a Lebanese Christian-Maronite family. He studied law at the University of St. Joseph in Beirut. He adhered to the [[Syrian Social Nationalist Party]] ([[SSNP]]) in 1951, joined [[Fatah]] in the 1960s and was a leader of the Black September movement in the 1970s. He died from cancer in [[Geneva]] in August 1972. | ||
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[[Category:Syrian Social Nationalist Party in Lebanon politicians]] | [[Category:Syrian Social Nationalist Party in Lebanon politicians]] | ||
[[Category:Fatah members]] | [[Category:Fatah members]] | ||
[[Category:Saint Joseph University alumni]] | |||
[[Category:1936 births]] | [[Category:1936 births]] | ||
[[Category:1972 deaths]] | [[Category:1972 deaths]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:48, 3 June 2025
Fuad Shemali (in Arabic فؤاد الشمالي) alternatively Fouad El Chemali (in Arabic فؤاد الشمالي) was born in 1936 to a Lebanese Christian-Maronite family. He studied law at the University of St. Joseph in Beirut. He adhered to the Syrian Social Nationalist Party (SSNP) in 1951, joined Fatah in the 1960s and was a leader of the Black September movement in the 1970s. He died from cancer in Geneva in August 1972.