- Ny
Avana Ramanantoanina (1891–1940) was a
Malagasy poet and playwright. He is
among the most
celebrated literary artists of Madagascar, prin****lly renowned...
- 06843. doi:10.1016/j.cad.2019.102760. ISSN 0010-4485. Fuda, Chiara;
Ramanantoanina, Andriamahenina; Hormann, Kai (2024). "A
comprehensive comparison of...
- of
Ambanja (2005-07)
Orders Ordination 28
December 1975 by Gilbert
Ramanantoanina Consecration 11
April 1999 by Philibert
Randriambololona Personal details...
- Madagascar:
Archbishop Jérôme
Rakotomalala (1965–1966)
Archbishop Gilbert Ramanantoanina, SJ (1966–1971)
Archbishop Albert Joseph Tsiahoana (1971–1974) Cardinal...
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Rabemananjara (Madagascar) Elie
Rajaonarison (Madagascar) Ny
Avana Ramanantoanina (Madagascar) Jean
Verdi Salomon Razakandraina (Dox) (Madagascar) David...
- Madagascar.
Together with
fellow artists Charles Rajoelisolo and Ny
Avana Ramanantoanina, in
August 1931 he
founded a
literary journal called Ny Fandrosoam-baovao...
- M. Atanansov, C. A. Daul and C. Rauzy, Struct. Bond., 2004, 106, 97
Ramanantoanina, Harry; Urland, Werner; Cimpoesu, Fanica; Daul,
Claude (2013). "Ligand...
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Archbishop Xavier Ferdinand J. Thoyer, S.J. (1937)
Archbishop Gilbert Ramanantoanina, S.J. (1960)
Cardinal Victor Razafimahatratra, S.J. (1971) Archbishop...
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launched by Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo,
Charles Rajoelisolo and Ny
Avana Ramanantoanina. His work
during this
period reflected the movement's aim to reaffirm...
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which the most
prominent was Vy Vato Sakelika,
founded by Ny
Avana Ramanantoanina. Many
Malagasy were
conscripted to
fight for
France in
World Wars I...
