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Abdullah Becomes Saudi King On Death of Half Brother Fahd
From:
The Washington Post
| Date:
August 2, 2005| Author:
Anthony Shadid
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King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia, whose strategic alliance
with the United States prompted a far-reaching backlash by Islamic
radicals, died Monday and was succeeded by his half brother, Crown
Prince Abdullah, in a swift and scripted transition that signaled
policy continuity in the world's largest oil exporter.
The death of Fahd brought the first change in the Saudi throne in
23 years. The ascendance of Abdullah, believed to be 82 -- and like
Fahd, a son of the kingdom's fou...
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