There is such a legendary figure, who has been assassinated countless times in his life, and the beautiful woman who assassinated him for the seventh time has become his wife. In addition to such a legendary marriage, in many other ways, his experience is also mysteriously legendary.
He is Gaddafi, the former supreme leader of Libya. Born in Libya in 1942 to a nomadic family, Gaddafi finished primary and secondary school and entered the University of Libya in Benghazi to study history, and later at the Benghazi Military Academy. In 1965, he served in the Libyan Army.
In 1969, Gaddafi launched the September Revolution and established the Libyan Arab Republic.
Regarding Gaddafi's legendary marriage, it is said that at the first anniversary celebration of the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1970, Gaddafi was in a military parade, a nurse took advantage of his lack of preparation to point a gun at Gaddafi's head, and later, of course, the assassination was unsuccessful, and the female assassin was subdued by the guards. A week later, Gaddafi married the female Assassin named Safia. Safia was Gaddafi's second wife, and the encounter was legendary.
However, why would Gaddafi marry a female assassin who assassinated him? The truth is this. In 1969, Gaddafi was inspecting the field, suddenly unwell and went to the hospital for examination, the doctor said that he was just a common cold, but the nurse on the side insisted that it was appendicitis, which later proved that the nurse was right, and the nurse at that time was Safia who later assassinated him, which is why the two later combined.
Later, Safia became not only Gaddafi's wife, but also his bodyguard. Gaddafi also advocated that women perform military service in the same way as men, a rarity in the Arab world, and that Qaddafi's claim was influenced by his second wife, Safia.
From 1982 to 1983, Gaddafi chaired the Organization of African Unity. Later, relations with the United States were gradually repaired, and relations with the West were successfully improved.
In 2011, demonstrations broke out in Libya, and people demanded that Gaddafi step down and make democratic changes. In October of the same year, Gaddafi was arrested, shot and killed.