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Aimé Césaire

Aimé Fernand David Césaire

Martinican writer, poet and politician (1913–2008).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Occupation

Politician
Poet
Writer
Playwright

Member of Political Party

French Communist Party
( - 1956)
End Time
: 1956
Martinican Progressive Party
(1958 - )
Start Time
: 1958
Socialist Party

Country of Citizenship

France

Date of Birth

6/26/1913
1913
6/25/1913

Date of Death

4/17/2008

Place of Birth

Basse-Pointe

Place of Death

Fort-De-France

Instance Of

Human

Educated At

École Normale Supérieure
(1935 - 1938)
End Time
: 1938
Start Time
: 1935
Lycée Louis-Le-Grand
(1931 - )
Start Time
: 1931
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Position Held

Member of the French National Assembly
(10/21/1945 - 1956)
Electoral District
:
Martinique
Represents
:
French Communist Party
Elected In
:
Q28494977
End Time
: 1956
Start Time
: 10/21/1945
Mayor of Fort-De-France
(5/27/1945 - 2001)
Replaced By
:
Serge Letchimy
Replaces
:
Victor Sévère
End Time
: 2001
Start Time
: 5/27/1945
Regional Council Member
Q115943717
(1945 - 1951)
End Time
: 1951
Start Time
: 1945
Q115943717
(April 1958 - )
End Time
: unknown value
Start Time
: April 1958
President
(3/22/1958 - 6/14/2005)
Replaced By
:
Serge Letchimy
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Martinican Progressive Party
End Time
: 6/14/2005
Start Time
: 3/22/1958
Chairperson
(2/28/1983 - 6/15/1988)
Replaced By
:
Camille Darsières
Replaces
:
Camille Petit
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Regional Council of Martinique
End Time
: 6/15/1988
Start Time
: 2/28/1983
Member of the French National Assembly
(1956 - 1993)
Electoral District
:
Martinique
Represents
:
Martinican Progressive Party
Elected In
:
Q111763533
End Time
: 1993
Start Time
: 1956

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French
Antillean Creole

Given Name

Aimé

Spouse

Award Received

Grand Prix National De La Poésie
America Award in Literature
(1994)
Point in Time
: 1994
Viareggio-Versilia International Prize
(1968)
Point in Time
: 1968

Native Language

French
Reason for Deprecated Rank
:
Unconfirmed
Antillean Creole
Reason for Deprecated Rank
:
Unconfirmed

Member Of

Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts
Académie Des Sciences D'outre-Mer

Work Location

Paris
Martinique

Name in Native Language

Aimé Césaire

Child

Described by Source

Dictionary of African Biography
URL
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Obálky Knih
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Student Of

Gilbert Gratiant

Owner Of

Q22980922

Has Works in the Collection

Museo Nacional Centro De Arte Reina Sofía
National Gallery of Art

Family Name

Césaire

Field of Work

Literature
Drama
Politics

Number of Children

6

Writing Language

French

Archives At

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Collection
:
Manuscripts, Archives and Rare Books Division
Title
: Aimé Césaire memorial collection
Inventory Number
:Sc MG 947
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Birth Name

Aimé Fernand David Césaire

Ethnic Group

Black People
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Suzanne Césaire
(7/10/1937 - )
Start Time
: 7/10/1937
Number of Children
: 6
Mother
:
Suzanne Césaire
Ina Césaire