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Colpo di Stato in Libia del 1969. voci di militari presenti su Wikipedia. Manuale. ʿAbd al-Salam Jallud (in arabo عبد السلام جلود ?, ʿAbd al-Salām Jallūd) ( Mizda, 15 dicembre 1944) è un politico e militare libico, primo ministro libico dal 16 luglio 1972 al 2 marzo 1977 .
Clan member and Qaddafi’s longtime deputy Abd Al Salam Jallud transformed the tribe—which today includes Libya’s intelligence chief, Abdallah Al Sanusi—into a major power in the 1970s.
Il Colonnello Gheddafi ne era il presidente. Inizialmente gli altri membri erano: Maggior Generale Abd al-Salam Jallud (rimosso dal Consiglio nel) Magg. Gen. Bashir al-Saghir Hawadi. Magg. Gen. Mukthar Abd Allah al-Gerwi (dimessosi nel corso della guerra civile libica) Cap. Abd al-Mun'im al-Tahir al-Huni. Cap.
But by spreading this kind of rumor, Qaddafi gave himself some time, and him and his revolutionary command council primarily, Abd Al Salam Jallud, who was number two, succeeded in arresting, or nullifying all the possible areas of opposition. So he was able to take over the country.
Abdessalam Jalloud (Arabic: عبد السلام جلود, romanized: ‘Abd al-Salmān Julūd) (born 15 December 1944) is the former Prime Minister of Libya. His tenure lasted from 16 July 1972 to 2 March 1977, during the government of Muammar Gaddafi. He was also Minister of Treasury from 1970 until 1972.
Major Abd al-Salam Jallud, No. 2 to Colonel Qadhafi; Ali Abd al-Salam al-Turayki, Secretary-General, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Taj al-Din Jarbi, Director of American Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Brezhnev's meetings with the Libyan leader, Major Abd al-Salam Jallud, and Yasser Arafat in 1978. Samoteykin was also listed as one of the participants in the negotiations with Syrian President Hafez al-Assad which were held in Moscow from October 8-10, 1980. The growth in the personal staff of the General Secretary has resulted from,
