Mehmet Ali Ağca
Also known as Mehmet Ali Agca
criminal turco
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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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- "Papież musiał zginąć"
- Mi avevano promesso il paradiso
- Papa'yı neden vurdum
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Mehmet Ali Ağca, conocido como Alí Agca (Hekimhan, 9 de enero de 1958), es un ciudadano turco que es conocido por el intento de asesinato contra el papa san Juan Pablo II en la plaza de San Pedro del Vaticano el 13 de mayo de 1981.
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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