Gabriel Louis Angoulvant

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He was a Governor General in Second French colonial empire. He was born on 1872 and died on 1932. He was elected member of the french parliament as representant of french territories in India in 1920 and contributed to the organization of the colonial exposition of 1931. he published a large number of books regarding the french colonial empire including "La Pacification de la Cote d'Ivoire" in 1916.

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Preceded by
Alfred Albert Martineau
Governor General of French Somaliland
(Acting)

13 April 19006 December 1900
Succeeded by
Adrien Jules Jean Bonhoure
Preceded by
Paul Jean François Cousturier
Governor General of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
9 June 190512 May 1906
Succeeded by
Raphaël Antonetti
(Acting)
Preceded by
Joseph Pascal François
Gouverneur Général de l'Inde française
October 1906–3 December 1907
Succeeded by
Adrien Jules Jean Bonhoure
Preceded by
Albert Anatole Nebout
Governor General of Côte d'Ivoire
(1st Time)

25 April 190828 April 1909
Succeeded by
Pierre Brun
(acting for Angoulvant)
Preceded by
Pierre Brun
(acting for Angoulvant)
Governor General of Côte d'Ivoire
(2nd Time)

August 1909–12 May 1911
Succeeded by
Casimir Guyon
(acting for Angoulvant)
Preceded by
Casimir Guyon
(acting for Angoulvant)
Governor General of Côte d'Ivoire
(3rd Time)

9 March 191222 May 1913
Succeeded by
Casimir Guyon
(acting for Angoulvant)
Preceded by
Gustave Julien
(acting for Angoulvant)
Governor General of Côte d'Ivoire
(4th Time)

4 September 191416 June 1916
Succeeded by
Maurice-Pierre Lapalud
(acting for Angoulvant)
Preceded by
Maurice-Pierre Lapalud
(acting for Angoulvant)
Governor General of Côte d'Ivoire
(5th Time)

1 December 191627 December 1916
Succeeded by
Maurice-Pierre Lapalud
(acting)
Preceded by
Frédéric Estèbe
(Acting for Martial Henri Merlin)
Governor General of Afrique Equatoriale Français
15 May 191716 May 1920
Succeeded by
Maurice Pierre Lapalud
(Acting)
Preceded by
Joost van Vollenhoven
Governor General of Sénégal
22 January 191830 July 1919
Succeeded by
Charles Désiré Auguste Brunet

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