- Émile
Roumer (5
February 1903 – 6
April 1988) was a
Haitian poet.
Roumer wrote mostly satirical poems and
poems dealing with love and nature. Born in Jérémie...
- Indre-et-Loire, France,
built on a
promontory created by the
small valley of the
Roumer River at the
opening to the
Loire Valley.
Founded in 992 by Fulk Nerra,...
-
Casernes Dessalines, Haiti,
survived by his wife
Andree Roumer,
niece of
eminent Haitian poet Émile
Roumer, his
daughter Florence Alexis and his son, Jean-Jacques...
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Senator (and position)
Party Expiration of term
Michel Clerié
FUSION 2012
Andris Riché (vice-president) OPL 2010 Jean
Maxime Roumer LESPWA 2008...
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Archbishop of Port-au-Prince, and was
killed in the 2010
Haiti earthquake.
Emile Roumer (1903–1988), a poet.
Modeste Testas (1765–1870),
formerly enslaved Ethiopian...
-
President of People's ****embly of
Bosnia and Herzegovina, stroke. Émile
Roumer, 85,
Haitian poet.
Denis Hamilton, 69,
English newspaper editor (The Sunday...
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Rodrigues Cris
Vianna Isabel Fillardis Alexandre Zacchia Eduardo Galvão
Roumer Canhães Erik
Marmo Raphael Louzada Com
elenco estelar, 'Flordelis' conta...
-
established in 1915. In 1927,
together with
Jacques Roumain, Carl Brouard, Émile
Roumer and
Normil Sylvain (1900–1929), he
helped create La
Revue Indigène, a literary...
- Prophète –
writer and
diplomat Jacques Roumain – poet, novelist,
editor Émile
Roumer – poet
Edris Saint-Amand –
novelist Rodney Saint-Éloi – poet
Prince Saunders...
- Port-au-Prince, Haiti. In 1927,
Brouard along with
Jacques Roumain, Émile
Roumer and
others formed La
Revue Indigene: Les Arts et La Vie (The Indigenous...
