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Raḥo, Pāwlos Faraǧ, 1942-2008

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Personal name headingRaḥo, Pāwlos Faraǧ, 1942-2008
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Variant(s)Rahho, Paul Faraj, 1942-2008
Rahho, Paulos Faraj, 1942-2008
Raḥḥū, Būlus Faraj, 1942-2008
Raho, Paulos Faradsch, 1942-2008
Raḥū, Būlus Faraj, 1942-2008
Raḥw, Būlus Faraj, 1942-2008
رحو، بولس فرج
Special noteNon-Latin script reference not evaluated
Found inʻIshtār wa-shaykh al-shuhadāʼ, 2008: p. 3, etc. (مار بولس فرج رحو = Mār Būlus Faraj Raḥū)
Wikipedia, via www, 26 Apr 2016: (Archbishop Mar Paulos Faraj Rahho (Arabic: بولس فرج رحو‎, Būlus Faraj Raḥū; Syriac: Pāwlos Faraǧ Raḥo; 20 November 1942 - February or March 2008) was the Chaldean Catholic Archeparch of Mosul, in the northern part of Iraq. Also known as Paul Faraj Rahho and Paulos Faradsch Raho, he was an ethnic Assyrian, born in Mosul, where he lived almost his entire life. The city of Mosul has a long established community of Chaldean Catholics. Rahho came to worldwide attention in 2008 when he was kidnapped by gunmen and subsequently found dead in Mosul, an event that drew condemnation from the Vatican and foreign governments)