The Political Graveyard: Madagascar

Madagascar
Indian Ocean

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Madagascar information:

Population: 15,982,563
Land area 226,657 square miles.
Capital: Antananarivo

Neighboring areas:

East: Indian Ocean
West: Mozambique Channel

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Madagascar
U.S. Consuls in Madagascar

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Madagascar

Frederic P. Bartlett (Ambassador to Malagasy Republic 1960-62) C. Vaughn Ferguson, Jr. (Ambassador to Malagasy Republic 1962-66) David S. King (Ambassador to Malagasy Republic 1967-69) Anthony D. Marshall (Ambassador to Malagasy Republic 1969-71) Joseph A. Mendenhall (Ambassador to Malagasy Republic 1972-75) Fernando E. Rondon (Ambassador 1980-83) Robert Brendon Keating (Ambassador 1983-86) Patricia Gates Lynch (Ambassador 1986-89) Howard K. Walker (Ambassador 1989-92) Dennis P. Barrett (Ambassador 1992-95) Vicki J. Huddleston (Ambassador 1995-96) Shirley Elizabeth Barnes (Ambassador 1998-2001) Wanda L. Nesbitt (Ambassador 2001) James D. McGee (Ambassador 2004-)

U.S. Consuls in Madagascar

(may be incomplete!)

Tamatave: Henry C. Smith (Consul 1893) William H. Hunt (Vice Consul 1899-1901) William H. Hunt (Consul 1901-06) James G. Carter (Consul 1906-16) Gustave Streuli (Vice Consul 1914)
Tananarive: James G. Carter (Consul 1916-27) Edgar A. Feibelman (Vice Consul 1919-20) Alfred T. Burri (Vice Consul 1922) Paul D. Thompson (Vice Consul 1926) John S. Richardson, Jr. (Consul 1929-32) Percy G. Kemp (Vice Consul 1932) James G. Carter (Consul General 1941-42) Robert F. Fernald (Consul General 1948-49)

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