King Farouk confiscated treasures, Egypt
Sep. 09, 1952 - Treasures Confiscated From The Koubbah Palace King Farouk's Main Residence By New Egyptian Government: A remarkable of valuables - jewels antique items - plus a large number of statutes a paintings and a pictures - mainly of nude and semi-nude females were discovered and confiscated by the new Egyptian Government - from the Koubbah Palace, which was the main residence of King Farouk, situated a few miles away from the Abdin Palace, and which was used for official functions
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Abdin Confiscated Discovered Farouk Farouks Functions Jewels Mainly Plus Remarkable Situated Statutes Treasures Valuables
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