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Mohamed Hédi
Lakhoua (15
September 1872 – 1
January 1949) was a
Tunisian politician. A
native of Tunis, he died in that city. He
served as
Prime Minister...
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Mouhcine Khoua (born 26 July 1998), also
spelled Mohcin Lakhoua, is a
Moroccan long jumper. He was the 2015
African U20
champion in the long jump, as...
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minister (1922–1926)
Khelil Bouhageb,
Prime minister (1926–1932) Hédi
Lakhoua,
Prime minister (1932–1942)
Mohamed Chenik,
Prime minister (1943) Slaheddine...
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August 1942 to
Marshall Pétain
presented by his
Grand Vizier Hédi
Lakhoua he
reaffirmed his
belief in
Tunisian sovereignty,
undiminished by the French...
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Mariam Deghiedy Algeria
Saoussen Boudiaf Zohra Nora
Kehli Kaouther Mohamed Belkebir Abik
Boungab Tunisia
Kenza Lakhoua Olfa
Hezami Yasmine Daghfous...
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November 1926 2
March 1932
Independent 18 Hédi
Lakhoua الهادي الأخوة (1872–1949) • 2
March 1932 31
December 1942 Independent...
- Le film qui dérange" (in French). Kapitalis.
Retrieved 24
October 2018.
Lakhoua, Emna (28
March 2016). "Aicha Ben
Ahmed remporte le prix de la meilleure...
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painter Hedi El
Kholti (born 1967,
Moroccan American writer and
editor Hédi
Lakhoua (1872–1949),
Tunisian politician Hédi
Mabrouk (1921–2000),
Tunisian diplomat...
- (1977–1980)
Abbes Ben
Hmidan (1980–1982)
Mustapha Lakhoua (1982–1986) Aboulh****an
Fekih (1986–1988)
Mustapha Lakhoua (1988–1989)
Ferid Mehrezi (1989–1990) Bouzaiane...
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office 1
January 1943 – 15 May 1943
Monarch Muhammad VII
Preceded by Hédi
Lakhoua Succeeded by
Slaheddine Baccouche In
office 17
August 1950 – 26
March 1952...
