About Mohammed Ben Aarafa
Lived 1886 – 1976 (aged 89–90). Mohammed Ben Aarafa was a Moroccan politician.
Exile and death After his abdication in October 1955, Ben Arafa went to Tangiers, which was then an international city. After it was reintegrated into Morocco, he departed for Nice where he was sumptuously supported by the French authorities. He became more and more withdrawn, especially after the death of his wife and is not known to have ever spoken about what led him to collaborate in the deposition of his cousin. He was forbidden to return to Morocco, as a traitor. In the late 1960s he moved to Beirut, but after an incident in which some thieves stole his old royal seal, he returned to Nice, where he died on 17 July 1976.
Honours Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France10 December 1953.
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Who was Mohammed Ben Aarafa?
Moroccan monarch
When was Mohammed Ben Aarafa born?
Mohammed Ben Aarafa was born in 1886 in Fez.
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Mohammed Ben Aarafa died on 17 July 1976 in Nice.
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Mohammed Ben Aarafa was a politician.
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Mohammed Ben Aarafa was Moroccan.
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