Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Saud of Saudi Arabia across 5 places, from 1902 to 1969.
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Saud bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (15 January 1902 – 23 February 1969) was King of Saudi Arabia from 9 November 1953 until his abdication on 2 November 1964.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Egyptattested“In 1966 Saud was invited by Nasser to live in Egypt; another report claims that King Saud went to Egypt under refuge granted by Nasser and stayed there from 1966 to 1967.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
23 February 1969exact date
Athensattested“King Saud died at the age of 67 on 23 February 1969 in Athens after suffering a heart attack.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
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Meccamentioned“On 15 March 1935, three armed men from Oman attacked and tried to assassinate King Abdulaziz in Mecca during his performance of Hajj.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
15 March 1935exact date
Omanmentioned“On 15 March 1935, three armed men from Oman attacked and tried to assassinate King Abdulaziz in Mecca during his performance of Hajj.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
1946year
Mandatory Palestinementioned“After the war, when the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine appeared to be imminent, and leaders of the various Arab States met at Inshas in Egypt during 1946 in order to review the situation under the Chairmanship of King Farou…”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
1946year
Inshasmentioned“After the war, when the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine appeared to be imminent, and leaders of the various Arab States met at Inshas in Egypt during 1946 in order to review the situation under the Chairmanship of King Farou…”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
1946year
Egyptmentioned“After the war, when the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine appeared to be imminent, and leaders of the various Arab States met at Inshas in Egypt during 1946 in order to review the situation under the Chairmanship of King Farou…”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
1947year
United Statesmentioned“In 1947, Saud visited the United States and met with President Harry S.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
November 1947month
Jeddahmentioned“Plans for the paved road between Jeddah and Mecca had been announced by Saud during the Hajj of 1947, and the project for bringing water from the nearby Wadi Fatimah to Jeddah was also inaugurated by him shortly during November 1947.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
1952year
United Statesmentioned“After seeking advice and expert help from a number of friendly countries, primarily the US, the Saudi riyal was linked to the United States Dollar and apart from structural, regulatory, and procedural reforms within a revamped Ministry o…”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
17 November 1952exact date
Meccamentioned“The traditional Consultative Council in Mecca, the Majlis-ash-Shura or Consultative Assembly of Saudi Arabia was expanded on 17 November 1952.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
1953year
Riyadhmentioned“In 1953, the decision had already been taken to move the ministries, then located in Jeddah, to Riyadh, the country's official capital.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
1953year
Jeddahmentioned“In 1953, the decision had already been taken to move the ministries, then located in Jeddah, to Riyadh, the country's official capital.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
1955year
Riyadhmentioned“With the continuous Israeli assault on Jordan in 1955, King Saud invited military leaders of Egypt, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan to Riyadh in order to discuss procedures to counter the aggression.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
November 1955month
Syriamentioned“In November 1955, King Saud granted a 16 million dollars loan to Syria for five years.”source: Wikipedia: Saud of Saudi Arabia
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