The Political Graveyard: Tunisia

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Tunisia
North Africa

Tunisia information:

Population: 9,705,102
Land area 63,170 square miles.
Capital: Tunis

Neighboring areas:

Northeast: Mediterranean Sea
Southeast: Libya
West: Algeria

The Political Graveyard:

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

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U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Tunisia

George Lewis Jones (Ambassador 1956) Morris N. Hughes (Charge d'Affaires 1956) Walter N. Walmsley, Jr. (Ambassador 1959) Francis H. Russell (Ambassador 1962) John Archibald Calhoun (Ambassador 1969) Talcott W. Seelye (Ambassador 1972) Edward W. Mulcahy (Ambassador 1976) Stephen W. Bosworth (Ambassador 1979-81) Walter L. Cutler (Ambassador 1981) Peter Sebastian (Ambassador 1984) Robert Halsey Pelletreau, Jr. (Ambassador 1987) John Thomas McCarthy (Ambassador 1991) Mary Ann Casey (Ambassador 1994) Robin Lynn Raphel (Ambassador 1997) Rust Macpherson Deming (Ambassador 2000)

U.S. Consuls in Tunisia

(may be incomplete!)

Tunis: Mordecai M. Noah (Consul 1813-15) Thomas D. Anderson (Consul 1815-19) Charles D. Coxe (Consul 1824-25) Amos Perry (Consul 1862-67) G. H. Heap (Consul 1874) St. Leger A. Touhay (Vice Consul 1902) Edwin Carl Kemp (Consul 1917) Charles B. Beylard (Vice Consul 1919-29) Harris N. Cookingham (Consul 1919-22) Leland L. Smith (Consul 1926-31) Davis B. Levis (Vice Consul 1931) Alfred T. Nester (Consul 1932) Francis B. Moriarity (Vice Consul 1932) Jay Walker (Vice Consul 1932) Lawrence S. Armstrong (Consul 1934) Peter H. A. Flood (Consul 1938) L. Pittman Springs (Vice Consul 1938)

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TunisiaNorth Africa

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Tunisia

U.S. Consuls in Tunisia

Tunisia
North Africa