Mohammed Nadir Shah
King of Afghanistan from 1929 to 1933 · India · Politicians · Lived 1883 to 1933 · aged 50
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Stamp of Afghanistan - 1942 - Colnect 488435 - King Mohammed Nadir Shah and Arch of Paghman
Stamp of Afghanistan - 1945 - Colnect 488424 - King Mohammed Nadir Shah and Independence Memorial
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Mohammed Nadir Shah was born on 9 April 1883 and rose through the Royal Afghan Army as a general, later serving as Minister of War and Afghan Ambassador to France. When civil war tore through Afghanistan in 1928-1929, he returned to crush the fighting and claimed the kingship. He ruled for four years as part of the Musahiban dynasty. On 8 November 1933, he was assassinated. His son Mohammad Zahir Shah took the throne after him.
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