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Émile Merwart

Joseph Émile Merwart

French colonial administrator (1869-1960).

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Instance Of

Human

Sex or Gender

Male

Given Name

Émile
Series Ordinal
:2
Joseph
Series Ordinal
:1

Date of Birth

6/4/1869

Date of Death

9/7/1960

Place of Birth

Lviv
Country
:
Austria–Hungary

Place of Death

Paris

Country of Citizenship

France

Occupation

Colonial Administrator

Sibling

Paul Merwart

Position Held

Colonial Governor of French Dahomey
(6/3/1911 - 6/30/1912)
Replaces
:
Raphaël Antonetti
Replaced By
:
Charles Noufflard
Start Time
: 6/3/1911
End Time
: 6/30/1912
Colonial Governor of Guadeloupe
(May 1913 - June 1917)
Replaces
:
Jean Peuvergne
Replaced By
:
Maurice Gourbeil
Start Time
: May 1913
End Time
: June 1917
Colonial Governor of Ivory Coast
(1904 - 1905)
Replaces
:
François Joseph Clozel
Replaced By
:
Gabriel Louis Angoulvant
Start Time
: 1904
End Time
: 1905
Colonial Governor of French Guiana
(1901 - 1903)
Replaces
:
Louis Mouttet
Replaced By
:
Albert Grodet
Nature of Statement
:
Acting
Start Time
: 1901
End Time
: 1903
Governor
(1906 - 1909)
Country
:
Ubangi-Shari
Start Time
: 1906
End Time
: 1909

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Family Name

Merwart

Award Received

Knight of the Legion of Honour
(1/16/1906)
Point in Time
: 1/16/1906
Officer of the Legion of Honour
(1/19/1919)
Point in Time
: 1/19/1919
Commander of the Legion of Honour
(11/7/1950)
Point in Time
: 11/7/1950

Birth Name

Joseph Émile Merwart

End of Work Period

1918

Start of Work Period

1895

Member Of

Q122351091
(1924 - 1960)
Start Time
: 1924
End Time
: 1960
Malagasy Academy
(1925 - 1960)
Start Time
: 1925
End Time
: 1960
Comité D'études Historiques Et Scientifiques De L'Afrique Occidentale Française
(1922 - 1938)
Start Time
: 1922
End Time
: 1938

Place of Burial

Père Lachaise Cemetery
Burial Plot Reference
:Division 87, Columbarium: 7028
Location
:
Crématorium-Columbarium Du Père-Lachaise
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