Talk:Jean-Hilaire Aubame

message: Hi, 
First I want to apolgy for my English.
I'm one of Jean-HilaireAubame's son.
Aubame  got at school by his own initiative and was helped by Monseigneur Walker one of the main responsable of Donguila school.
Then he met there Jean obame, Léon Mba's brother - exactly in 1926, two years before he left donguila. He got a very good touch with l'abbé Jean Obame and kept all along their life good relationship. When Aubame went to Brazzaville, 1933, Léon Mba was in exile to Bangui. And it was a test of the colonial administration where he took the second rank.
The purposes about inside Mba's family are only speeches of 1951 lesgilative campaign.
Mba who never created a political party, as BDG which was created by Gondjout, was listed and classified as administrative secretary of the UDSG held on 09 September 1946 (we have the document). But, in 1947 and 1948 many things happened... then Mba left UDSG... I'm writing on it.
For more information, you can contact me at : aubame@yahoo.com
I'm a former intervenant of constitutional law and institutions at École National d'Administration in Gabon
also at Sorbonne University of France (1988-1989)
Thank you and I apology again for my very bad English
:Very interesting to hear from you! There is a lot of Gabonese politics that seems not to be well-documented online - Wikipedia would be a great place to summarize all the people and their respective roles. Feel free to add what you know here, or in the French Wikipedia if you prefer. Stan 07:19, 3 Jan 2005 (UTC)
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message: I must say the Ronald Matthews quote looks rather odd in the lead, plus it's repeated at the end. Often when one mention's a man's character or personal traits in a biography, it's done near the end - see Richard II of England for example. I would suggest replacing with another sentence that encapsulates his importance as a politician, not his appearance. Biruitorul Talk 18:38, 4 October 2008 (UTC)
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