Badr, Muhammad al-

Badr, Muhammad al-
▪ 1997

      Yemeni king and imam who came to power in 1962 but was almost immediately overthrown during an Egyptian-backed coup; after his numerous attempts to restore the monarchy failed, he went into exile in the U.K. (b. Feb. 25, 1929—d. Aug. 6, 1996).

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