Mehmet Ali Ağca
Also known as Mehmet Ali Agca
türkischer Rechtsextremist und Papstattentäter
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Mehmet Ali Ağca is a Turkish gunman born in 1958 who became internationally known for attempting to assassinate Pope John Paul II in 1981. His case drew global attention due to the high-profile nature of the target and subsequent investigations into potential conspiracies behind the attack.
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Mehmet Ali Ağca [ˈaːdʒa] (* 9. Januar 1958 in Akkuş, Ordu) ist ein türkischer Rechtsextremist. Er ermordete am 1. Februar 1979 den türkischen Journalisten Abdi İpekçi und verübte am 13. Mai 1981 in Rom ein Attentat auf Papst Johannes Paul II., für das er bis zum Jahr 2000 im Gefängnis saß.
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1958 births20th-century murderersAttempted assassination of Pope John Paul IIContract killersConverts to Roman Catholicism from Sunni IslamFailed assassinsFar-right politics in TurkeyForeign nationals imprisoned in ItalyGrey Wolves (organization) membersHistory of the papacyHoly See–Italy relationsHoly See–Turkey relations