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Colonel Richard Ratsimandrava (March 21, 1931 –
February 11, 1975) was a
Malagasy politician and
soldier who
served as the head of
state of Madagascar...
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retired as an army
officer in 1976. He was the
successor of
Richard Ratsimandrava after the latter's ********ination. He
served as head of
state from 12...
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Richard Ratsimandrava,
appointed to
succeed him, was ********inated six days into his tenure.
General Gilles Andriamahazo ruled after Ratsimandrava for four...
- over
power to
Colonel Richard Ratsimandrava (a
Merina with a less "aristocratic" background). Five days later,
Ratsimandrava was ********inated, and a National...
- anti-Merina coup led by Bréchard Rajaonarison. He lost the
backing of
Richard Ratsimandrava and
Didier Ratsiraka, and on 5
February 1975, he was
forced to resign...
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President (1959–1972)
Gabriel Ramanantsoa,
President (1972–1975)
Richard Ratsimandrava,
President (1975)
Gilles Andriamahazo,
President (1975)
Didier Ratsiraka...
- Britain's
first female leader of any
political party.
Colonel Richard Ratsimandrava,
President of Madagascar, is ********inated.
February 27 – The 2 June...
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Ramanantsoa overthrew Philibert Tsiranana.
February 5, 1975:
Richard Ratsimandrava overthrew Gabriel Ramanantsoa.
November 18, 2006: An
alleged Coup attempt...
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lived out the rest of his days in obscurity.
February 11, 1975
Richard Ratsimandrava,
President of
Madagascar Shot six days
after taking power in military...
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Presidents of
Madagascar Malagasy Republic (1958–75)
Tsiranana Ramanantsoa Ratsimandrava Andriamahazo Ratsiraka Democratic Republic of
Madagascar (1975–92) Ratsiraka...
