november august politician active colonial independence periods french journalist said training practicing catholic customs official helped integrated man political power end born family orphaned young age raised chief political rival encouraged colleagues entered politics serving representative leader solving african problems particularly developing standard living planning urban sites quick rise politics spurred support missions administration strength came colonists despite rivalry president formed political unions sufficiently politically balanced appeal electorate appreciation help appointed foreign minister later president supreme_court tensions soon rose refusal merge party create party state installed president coup état coup toppled days later participate coup planning sentenced years hard labor years exile beaten daily prison guards serving sentence successor president allowed return elder politician died capital youth early political career born family near lost father years age mother looked orphaned arranged schooling roman catholic missions graduated helped job customs march appointed transferred founded branch brother politician member association des organization dominated soon politicians paul following speech given appeal june sided november sent authorities rally cause february met colonial administrator quickly protégé served informant african affairs reward promoted february european section civil service january appointed president municipal commission section participated conference served post november sudden death march worked adviser governor general secretary encouraged run office returned campaign support administration missionaries deputy deputy lost elections november representative winning votes possible commissioner shipping press communication labor social security voted independence august establishment july june reelected deputy votes total january votes total term lasting end time establishing political career exiled french section workers international later worked closely african parliamentary group leaders deputy lived paris toured regularly continued develop local politics particular clans fact asserted involved pay attention interests southern tribes charge ridiculed leader solving african problems particularly developing standard living planning urban sites september voted increase minimum wage overseas territories france served vice president commission organized democratic leadership came interior particularly party turn backed reelection philosophical differences led including advocating economic dependence france faster french political jobs fairly quickly politics dominated supported missions administration supported settlers deputy elected representative elected march elections placed winning contested seats party won seats party absence absolute majority parties submit list individuals agreed suitable inclusion government day appointed vice president government soon divisions government grew resigned position filed motion government motion rejected vote victory elected members joined parliamentary majority giving ruling government legislative seats installed government slowly began reinforce power independence opposition opposition leader voting favor constitutional referendum september pseudo politically independent legislative elections scheduled june voting system form voting party offers list candidates population vote list majority votes declared winner wins contested seats district constituency boundaries received seats received months followed legislative majority plagued internal strife president decided dissolve assembly looked opposition strengthen position formed number sufficiently balanced political unions appeal electorate february won vote later day running unopposed elected president cooperation appointed foreign minister replacing contrast wanted strong executive regime preferred parliamentary republic tensions rose new constitution unanimously adopted february providing regime system able appoint ministers functions limitations decided february broke ties representatives dismissed exception supporter refusal merge create party state attempt legislative seat appointed president supreme_court february claimed resigned citing parliamentary functions resolved accusation resigning post president supreme_court matters faced reports tension government composition members president dissolved legislature january economy measure electoral conditions announced election districts reduced disqualified announcing held post recently banned party submit candidates pay deposited considering campaign expenses idea party money enter candidates response opposition announced refusal participate elections consider fair unlikely participated planning coup état appears joined effort recruited new government nephew ambassador united_kingdom known plot notified uncle unknown established contact coup état night february early morning february members military police headed lieutenant seized presidential palace arrested president french commanders major ministers president dragged bed gunpoint military announced people coup état taken place required technical assistance told french interfere matter instructed broadcast speech acknowledging defeat day measure people patient patience limits said came events fired people react strongly according military sign approval provisional government formed presidency offered government composed civilian politicians coup content ensure security civilians small army intervene coup composed french officers remained barracks unaware coup french ambassador called telephone roughly half hour sunrise noisy streets checked happening replied find government directly mentioned coup midway morning automobile carrying revolutionary committee arrived residence drove governmental offices named president second lieutenant gave instructions transfer electoral stronghold heavy rain deposed president captors took shelter unknown village morning decided easier road hours later returned new head government quickly contacted french ambassador assure property foreign nationals protected ask prevent french military intervention paris french president decided loyal allies france africa visiting france said france regime europeans enjoyed particularly friendly treatment president advice chief adviser african policy decided restore legitimate government accordance treaty french ironically signed stint foreign minister intervention commence formal request head state occupied french contacted vice president arrested remained decided compose letter later sign confirming intervention hours later french troops stationed landed restored power course operation french soldier killed died trial fled eventually discovered august trial military rebels provisional government opened state enacted decreed local government maintained surveillance suspected necessary order special permits required travel town trial held school building overlooking near hospital space limited representative section public needed permit witness trial family members restricted press coverage limited journalists allowed representing high profile news agency addition restrictions defence accused prosecution called witnesses trial claimed involvement coup lack development army judge judge case said reason coup état deserve severe penalty affirmed position participate planning according formed provisional government constitutional manner request stated french intervention illegal act interference assertion education minister shared september judge came verdict consulting sentenced years hard labor years exile remote island miles coast criminals case particularly popular political career according time arrest heroic proportions eyes aroused public serving years labor beaten regularly prison guards imprisoned opponents sentenced years hard labor actor doctor given years imprisonment appealing peace february pledged pardon pity enemies total punishment later life successor president allowed return afterward lived paris removed world politics visit occasion appointed special adviser honorary post supporter home bombed december anti family barely escaped harm journalist having harsh voice severe appearance stern character died french journalist said training practicing catholic customs official helped integrated man political power end speculates president instead country democratic death high school established awards decorations national national national national
Jean-Hilaire Aubame