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Camille Chamoun - Death and legacy | | Camille Chamoun - Death and legacy: Encyclopedia II - Camille Chamoun - Death and legacy | | In 1984, Chamoun agreed to join the National Unity government as Deputy Prime Minister, a post he held until his death in Beirut on 7 August 1987, at the age of 87. He is remembered as one of the main Christian nationalist leaders, and one of the last significant figures of Lebanon's pre-war generation of politicians, whose political influence was eclipsed during the war by that of younger militia commanders and warlords.
Camille Chamoun was survived by his two sons, Dany and Dory, both of whom followed in his footstep ...
See also:Camille Chamoun, Camille Chamoun - Early years, Camille Chamoun - Revolt of 1958, Camille Chamoun - Founding the NLP, Camille Chamoun - During the Civil War, Camille Chamoun - Death and legacy, Camille Chamoun - Timeline | | | Camille Chamoun, Camille Chamoun - Death and legacy, Camille Chamoun - During the Civil War, Camille Chamoun - Early years, Camille Chamoun - Founding the NLP, Camille Chamoun - Revolt of 1958, Camille Chamoun - Timeline | | |
| | | Camille Chamoun: Encyclopedia II - Camille Chamoun - Death and legacy
Camille Chamoun - Death and legacy
In 1984, Chamoun agreed to join the National Unity government as Deputy Prime Minister, a post he held until his death in Beirut on 7 August 1987, at the age of 87. He is remembered as one of the main Christian nationalist leaders, and one of the last significant figures of Lebanon's pre-war generation of politicians, whose political influence was eclipsed during the war by that of younger militia commanders and warlords.
Camille Chamoun was survived by his two sons, Dany and Dory, both of whom followed in his footsteps as NLP leaders and politicians in their own right.
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