Exile of Idi Amin Dada
Amin goes first to Libya, departing Uganda in a Bell UH-1 registered 5X-UWG, where sources are divided on whether he remained until December 1979 before finding final asylum in Saudi Arabia
Role range: 1971-1979
Follow Idi Amin Dada through 48 dated historical records for Uganda.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Amin goes first to Libya, departing Uganda in a Bell UH-1 registered 5X-UWG, where sources are divided on whether he remained until December 1979 before finding final asylum in Saudi Arabia
Role range: 1971-1979
Flees to Libya when insurgent Ugandan & Tanzanian troops invade the Country. Amin goes first to Libya, departing Uganda in a Bell UH-1 registered 5X-UWG, where sources are divided on whether he remained until December 1979 before finding final asylum in Saudi Arabia
Role range: 1971-1979
Insurgent Ugandan & Tanzanian troops invade Uganda
Role range: 1971-1979
Amin is forced to flee the capital, Kampala, when the Tanzanian army, aided by Ugandan exiles who had united as the Uganda National Liberation Army, take the city
Role range: 1971-1979
Amin is forced to flee the capital, Kampala, when the Tanzanian army, aided by Ugandan exiles who had united as the Uganda National Liberation Army, take the city
Role range: 1971-1979
Opens a bank account in Jeddah and resides there, subsisting on a Government stipend
Amin, who had always held that Uganda needed him, and who never expressed remorse for the abuses of his regime attempts to return to Uganda, apparently to lead an armed group organised by Col. Juma Oris
Death of Idi Amin Dada, in exile in Saudi Arabia
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