Michel Aflaq

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Michel Aflaq was a Syrian philosopher and political leader best known as a principal founder and ideologue of the Ba'ath Party, which promoted Arab unity, socialism, and secular nationalism.

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Michel Aflaq canonical 8

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instanceOf founder of political party
human
ideologue
philosopher
political theorist
politician
burialPlace Baghdad
coFounded Arab Ba'ath Party
linked to: Ba'ath Party

Ba'ath Party
countryOfBirth Ottoman Empire
countryOfCitizenship Syria
dateOfBirth 1910-01-09
dateOfDeath 1989-06-23
educatedAt Sorbonne University
University of Paris
linked to: Sorbonne University
ethnicGroup Arab
linked to: Arabs
familyName Aflaq
founded Ba'athist movement
linked to: Ba'athism
givenName Michel
ideology Arab nationalism
Arab socialism
Ba'athism
pan-Arabism
secularism
influenced Ba'ath Party ideology
linked to: Ba'ath Party

Iraqi Ba'ath Party
linked to: Ba'ath Party

Syrian Ba'ath Party
linked to: Ba'ath Party
influencedBy Arab nationalist thought
European socialism
languageOfWorkOrName Arabic
French
movement Ba'athism
name Michel Aflaq
nationality Syrian
nativeLanguage Arabic
notableIdea unity, freedom, socialism
notableWork Ba'athist ideology
linked to: Arab socialism
occupation philosopher
political theorist
political writer
politician
placeOfBirth Damascus
Damascus, Syria
linked to: Damascus
placeOfDeath France
Paris
positionHeld Secretary General of the National Command of the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party
religion Christianity
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
sexOrGender male
workedIn Baghdad
Damascus

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