Ioannes Bédel Bokassa

Ioannes Bédel Bokassa

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Nativitas: 22 Februarii 1921; Bobangui
Obitus: 3 Novembris 1996; Bangui
Patria: Francia, Respublica Africae Mediae, Central African Empire

Officium

Officium: head of state of the Central African Republic, President for life, Imperator
Munus: Politicus, military officer, criminal

Consociatio

Factio: Movement for the Social Evolution of Black Africa
Religio: Ecclesia Catholica Romana, Religio Islamica

Familia

Coniunx: Catherine Martine Denguiadé
Proles: Jean-Bédel Bokassa, Crown Prince of the Central African Empire, Georges Bokassa, Jean-Serge Bokassa, Kiki Bokassa
Familia: House of Bokassa

Memoria

Laurae: Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour, Grand Cross of the National Order of the Lion, Croix de guerre 1939–1945, Croix de guerre des théâtres d'opérations extérieures, Grand Cross of the Order of Wissam El Alaouite, Grand Cordon of the National Order of the Leopard, Knight of the Legion of Honour, Order of Merit, Order of recognition, Order of the Equatorial Star, Order of the Two Niles, Order of the Yugoslav Star, National Order of Madagascar, Congolese Order of Merit

Ioannes Bédel Bokassa (in oppido Bobangui natus die 22 Februarii 1921; in urbe Bangui die 3 Novembris 1996 mortuus) fuit a die 1 Ianuarii 1965, cum consobrinum Davidem Dacko removit, usque ad diem 20 Septembris 1979, cum ab ipso Davide Dacko depositus est, Reipublicae Africae Mediae praeses et postea imperator. Iuvenis in exercitu Francico militaverat.

Nexus externus

• Imperatoris multi liberi (Des Kaisers viele Kinder) apud zeit.de

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Principes rei publicae Africae Mediae

David Dacko 1960 • Ioannes Bédel Bokassa 1966 • David Dacko 1979 • Andreas Kolingba 1981 • Angelus Felix Patassé 1993 • Franciscus Bozizé 2003 • Michael Djotodia 2013 • Alexander Ferdinandus N'Guendet 2014 • Catharina Samba-Panza 2014 • Faustinus Archangelus Touadéra 2016 Opus geopoliticum • Duces civitatum Africanarum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri rei publicae Africae Mediae