Louis Borno

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Louis Eustache Antoine François Joseph Borno
In office
May 15, 1922 – May 15, 1930
Preceded by Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave
Succeeded by Louis Eugène Roy
Born 1865
Died 1942

Louis Eustache Antoine François Joseph Borno (1865 - 1942) was a Haitian political figure who served as President of Haiti from 1922 to 1930.[1]

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  1. ^ Staff report (January 20, 1930). Honest Borno. Time
  2. ^ Staff report (July 30, 1942). LOUIS BORNO OF HAITI IN 1922-30; President Who Gave Up Post, Agreeing to Popular Election at U. S. Request, Dies at 76. SOUGHT OUR AID IN 1915 Signed Treaty Providing for Occupation -- Clashes in '29 Brought Investigation. New York Times

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Preceded by
Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave		 President of Haïti
1922-1930		 Succeeded by
Louis Eugène Roy
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Haitian Post-Occupation Heads of State (1915-1986)

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