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King Zog of Albania was known as a heavy smoker, reported to have smoked an estimated 200 cigarettes per day he even reportedly woke himself up at night to smoke. King Zog The Rational Pessimist King Zog I (1895 1961) Memorial Find a Grave Heaviest Smoker in Recorded History, King Zog I of Albania holds the record at 225 cigarettes a day., Survived 55+ Assassination Attempts. King Zog I of Albania survived over 50 assassination attempts

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