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king zog cigarettes I of Albania's tumultuous life King Zog I, the man

King Zog I, the man who was literally too busy surviving to worry about his lungs. While most people are stressed about a busy week, Zog was busy surviving 55 assassination attempts and managing over The former Albanian King Zog holds the world record for the heaviest smoker. He used to smoke 225 cigarettes a day When Zog's government was fighting the smuggling of cigarettes coming by boat from Brindisi to Cold Water and from Greece to Vervan in Konispol Heaviest Smoker in Recorded History, King Zog I of Albania holds the record at 225 cigarettes a day., Survived 55+ Assassination Attempts.

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