Ghazi of Iraq

Ghazi was a king in Iraq.

He was born in a place called Mecca. His father was also a king. Ghazi grew up to be a leader.

When he was young, Ghazi went on a plane. The plane was called the Flying Carpet. It flew low over his school. He saw old ruins from the ground.

Ghazi became the king in 1933. He had one son named Faisal. They lived in a big palace.

One day, Ghazi died in a car accident.

His young son became the next king.

Ghazi was born in Mecca in 1912. His father was Faisal I. Faisal was the leader of Iraq.

As a boy, Ghazi lived with his grandfather. Later, he moved to Baghdad. He was the heir to the throne. This means he was next in line to lead. When he was sixteen, he went on a plane ride. The plane was called the Flying Carpet. It flew over his school and old ruins.

In 1933, his father died. Ghazi became King Ghazi I. He had many titles in the army and navy. He wanted Iraq to be very strong. He also wanted to join Iraq with Kuwait. He used his own radio station to talk about this.

Ghazi married Princess Aliya in 1934. They had one son named Faisal II. In 1939, Ghazi died in a car accident. He was only 27 years old.

His son Faisal II became the next king. Since Faisal was too young, another man helped lead the country.

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\n\nAs a young boy, Ghazi lived a very different life than a king. He attended a school called Harrow School. When he was sixteen, he had a very exciting experience. He met two travelers named Richard Halliburton and Moye Stephens. They flew him in a small biplane named the Flying Carpet. They flew low over his school so his friends could see him. They even flew over the old ruins of Ancient Babylon. \n\nIn 1933, many big changes happened for Ghazi. His father, King Faisal I, passed away on September 8. On that same day, Ghazi became King Ghazi I. He was given many high titles in the Iraqi military. He became an Admiral in the navy and a Field Marshal in the army. He also became a Marshal in the air force. His time as king was filled with many difficult choices and tensions. \n\nKing Ghazi had strong ideas about his country and its neighbors. He was a pan-Arab nationalist, which means he wanted Arab lands to be united. He even had his own radio station at the al-Zuhoor royal palace. He used this station to say that Kuwait should join Iraq. In 1934, he married his cousin, Princess Aliya bint Ali. They had one son together named Faisal II. They celebrated the birth of their son with a large party in 1935. \n\nLife ended very suddenly for the young king. In April 1939, Ghazi died in a car accident. He was driving a sports car in Baghdad when the accident happened. He was only 27 years old at the time of his death.

His son, Faisal II, became the next king of Iraq. Because Faisal II was still a young child, a man named Prince Abdul Ilah helped lead the country. This helped the country stay stable until Faisal was old enough to rule on his own.", "media": [ "File:Taher_abdulghafour_with_king_ghazi.jpg", "File:Iraq_1949_Mi_157_stamp_(75th_anniversary_of_the_UPU._King_Ghazi_and_mail_carrier.jpg", "File:Iraq_1949_Mi_157_stamp_(75th_anniversary_of_the_UPU._King_Ghazi_and_mail_carrier.jpg", "File:Iraq_1949_Mi_157_stamp_(75th_anniversary_of_the_UPU._King_Ghazi_and_mail_carrier.

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