Taricus ʿAzīz
Taricus (vulgo Ṭāriq) ʿAzīz vel litteris Arabicis طارق عزيز (natus, nomine ܡܝܟܐܝܠ ܝܘܚܢܢ Mīḵāil Yōḥānon, anno 1936 ad Tal Kaif iuxta Mausilium), Christianus e populo Chaldaeo ortus, alumnus Universitatis Bagdatensis, fuit diurnarius et editor diariorum Iracensium, et praecipue ab anno fere 1968 politicus.
Taricus ʿAzīz
Obitus: 5 Iunii 2015; Nasiriyah
Patria: Iraca
Memoria
Taricus ʿAzīz ab anno 1983 usque ad 1991 rerum externarum minister, ab anno 1979 usque in 2003 praeses ministrorum vicarius meruit. In expeditione Americana hoc anno captus, anno 2010 a tribunali Iracensi morte damnatus, in carcere et recentius in nosocomio captivus iacebat. Mortuus est apud al-Nāṣiriyah die 5 Iunii 2015.
Bibliographia
- "Iraq president refuses to sign execution order for Tariq Aziz" in Daily Telegraph (17 Novembris 2010)
- Martin Chulov, "Tariq Aziz sentenced to death" in The Guardian (26 Octobris 2010)
- Charles Tripp, "Tariq Aziz: Iraqi politician who was Saddam Hussein’s closest adviser on foreign affairs" in The Guardian (5 Iunii 2015)
Nexus externi
- "Iraq War 10 Years Later: Where Are They Now? Tariq Aziz" apud NBC News (19 Martii 2013)
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| Saadun Hammadi 1974 • Taricus ʿAzīz 1983 • Ahmad Hussein Khudayir al-Samarrai 1991 • Mahometus Saeed al-Sahhaf 1992 • Naji Sabri 2001 • Hoshyar Zebari 2003 • Ibrāhīm al-Ǧaʿfarī 2014 • Mahometus ʿAlī al-Ḥakīm 2018 • Fuʾād Ḥusain 2020 Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Iracenses | |
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