About Akram Zuʻaytir
Lived 1909 – 1996 (aged 86–87). Akram Zuʻaytir was a Turkish politician, teacher, diplomat, journalist and writer.
Akram Zuaiter (, also Romanized as Akram Zu'ayter, among other spellings; 1909 – 11 April 1996) was a Palestinian activist, publicist, orator, diplomat, and educator who contributed to the Arab nationalist movement in Mandatory Palestine.
Biography He was born in Nablus and was the son of an opposition politician. He attended the American University of Beirut. He authored the text Ta'rikhuna ("Our History") in 1935. He also supported transnational Arab nationalist organizing in Syria and Iraq, coordinating with the League of Pan-Arab Action and the fascist group Nadi al-Muthanna in each country respectively. In 1941 he participated in the fascist revolt in Iraq led by Rashid Ali al-Kaylani.
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Who was Akram Zuʻaytir?
Palestinian politician
When was Akram Zuʻaytir born?
Akram Zuʻaytir was born in 1909 in Nablus.
When did Akram Zuʻaytir die?
Akram Zuʻaytir died on 11 April 1996 in Amman.
What was Akram Zuʻaytir's occupation?
Akram Zuʻaytir was a politician, teacher, diplomat, journalist and writer.
What nationality was Akram Zuʻaytir?
Akram Zuʻaytir was Turkish.
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