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Biography

Work as Private practice in Aley (After his military service., Most of his work was free of charge.) Edit
Muʻjam al-Atibbaʾ, p. 38.
Study (Elementary school) in Suq al-Gharb Edit
Muʻjam al-Atibbaʾ, p. 38.
1899
Study (Secondary school) in Shuwayfat Edit
Muʻjam al-Atibbaʾ, p. 38.
1905
Study Medicine at American University of Beirut (Medical studies) in Beirut – Doctor of Medicine Edit
AUB Alumni
1907
Residency in London in Internal medicine Edit
Muʻjam al-Atibbaʾ, p. 38.
1945
Work as Minister of Supplies and Agriculture Edit
AUB Alumni
1945
Work at Lebanese Government as Deputy Prime Minister Edit
Muʻjam al-Atibbaʾ, p. 38.
1946
Work at Ministry of Public Health, Lebanon as Minister in Beirut Edit
AUB Alumni
1907
Work as Established a pharmacy Edit
Muʻjam al-Atibbaʾ, p. 38.
1908 – 1914
Work as Private Practitioner Edit
AUB Alumni
1914 – 1918
Work at Ottoman Army as Doctor Edit
AUB Alumni
1922 – 1927
Work at Municipality of Aley as Head in Aley Edit
Muʻjam al-Atibbaʾ, p. 38.
1925 – 1929
Work as Deputy in Lebanon Edit
AUB Alumni
1943 – 1947
Work as Deputy in Lebanon Edit
AUB Alumni
1952 – 1954
Work at Municipality of Aley as Head in Aley Edit
Muʻjam al-Atibbaʾ, p. 38.

Identity

Jamil Husayn Talhuq

جميل حسين تلحوق

Alternatively named:

Jamil Husain Talhouk

Year of birth:

1884

Year of death:

1957

Profession:

Doctor

City of birth:

City of death:

Source

More info

Married in 1924.
Children: Afif, Sami.
Died on 23 June.
Contracted Typhoid during his military service.

Bibliographic references:

Muʻjam al-Atibbaʾ, pp. 38-9.

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