The Political Graveyard: Tanzania

Tanzania
East Africa

Tanzania information:

Population: 36,232,074
Land area 364,900 square miles.
Capitals: Dar es Salaam and Dodoma

Neighboring areas:

North: Uganda; Kenya
East: Indian Ocean
South: Mozambique; Malawi
Southwest: Zambia
West: Congo (Kinshasa); Burundi
Northwest: Rwanda

The Political Graveyard:

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

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Tanzania

William Leonhart (Ambassador to Tanganyika 1962-64) John H. Burns (Ambassador 1965) Claude G. Ross (Ambassador 1969-72) W. Beverly Carter, Jr. (Ambassador 1972) James W. Spain (Ambassador 1975) Richard Noyes Viets (Ambassador 1979) David Charles Miller, Jr. (Ambassador 1981-84) John William Shirley (Ambassador 1984) Donald K. Petterson (Ambassador 1986) Edmund T. DeJarnette (Ambassador 1989) Peter Jon de Vos (Ambassador 1992-94) J. Brady Anderson (Ambassador 1994) Charles Richard Stith (Ambassador 1998) Robert V. Royall (Ambassador 2001) Mark Green (Ambassador 2007)

U.S. Consuls in Tanzania

(may be incomplete!)

Zanzibar: Daniel H. Mansfield (Consul 1856-59) William G. Webb (Consul 1859-61) William S. Speer (Consul 1861-63) William E. Hines (Consul 1863-65) W. W. Goodhue (Vice Consul 1864) Stephen B. Dow (Vice Consul 1865-67) Edward D. Ropes (Consul 1865-69) Leonard A. Bachelder (Vice Consul 1880-83) R. Dorsey Mohun (Consul 1897) M. Howden Smith (Vice Consul 1897) Robert E. Mansfield (Consul 1899-1901) Frederic MacMaster (Consul 1906) Arthur Garrels (Consul 1908) Perry C. Hays (Consul 1914) Frank W. Vining (Vice Consul 1914)

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