violence, and that the Governor had reported Pouvanaa's arrest before the fires had even been set. Pouvanaa a Oopa was born in 1895 in Maeva, on the island...
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1962 French Polynesian legislative election Pouvanaa a Oopa (1895–1977), Tahitian politician Tautu Oopa, French Oceania politician, who participated...
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Marcel Pouvanaa Oopa (21 April 1917 — 14 July 1961) was a Tahitian politician, the son of the Tahitian leader Pouvanaa a Oopa. He belonged to the political...
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party was led by Pouvanaa a Oopa. Pouvanaa had been elected to the French National Assembly in 1949. After that victory, the 'Pouvanaa Committee' (formed...
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office after being demobilised in 1944. In 1947 he was a founder, with Pouvanaa a Oopa, of the Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People. He was elected President...
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démocratique (UTD), then UTD-UNR Alfred Poroï 1962–1971 Union tahitienne (UT) Pouvanaa Oopa Tetuaapua 1971–1977 Pupu Here Aia Daniel Millaud 1977–1998 E'a Api (1977–1989)...
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published works include a biography of Tahitian independence leader Pouvanaa a Oopa and a history of Rurutu. Saura was born in Metz, in the Moselle region...
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for the ruling Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People (RDPT) led by Pouvanaa a Oopa, which won 17 of the 30 seats. Following the elections, Jean-Baptiste...
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citizenship, a right that had been campaigned for by nationalist leader Pouvanaʻa a Oopa for many years. On 17 July 1974, the French did a nuclear test over...
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the Resistance in the 1956 French legislative election, losing to Pouvanaa a Oopa. He then founded the Tahitian Union to contest the 1957 French Polynesian...
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Education in the government of Pouvanaa a Oopa. He lost his position as a Minister when the French colonial government dissolved Oopa's government following the...
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Following riots over income tax which overthrew the elected government of Pouvanaa a Oopa, he was appointed head of a new government by Governor Camille Victor...
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vacant seat. The election was won by Pouvanaa a Oopa, who got 62% of the votes cast. Regnault, Jean-Marc. Pouvanaa a Oopa: victime de la raison d'état : les...
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victory for the Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People (RDPT) led by Pouvanaa a Oopa, which won 18 of the 25 seats. The Democratic and Socialist Union of...
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October. As a result of the violence, RDPT leader Pouvanaa a Oopa and 22 supporters were arrested. Oopa was subsequently convicted of arson and exiled to...
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November 1946 French legislative election. He was succeeded as MP by Pouvanaa a Oopa. "Georges Ahnne" (in French). Assemblée nationale. Retrieved 19 September...
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re-elected. At the 1971 senatorial election he was deputy to Pouvanaa a Oopa, and filled Oopa's seat following his death in 1977. He was re-elected in the...
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terms of culture and political affiliation. Such Tahitian activists as Pouvanaa a Oopa, Francis Sanford and Charlie Ching and Catholic bishops Michel-Gaspard...
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Polynesia where in 1947 he was accused of a plot in association with Pouvanaa a Oopa. After being imprisoned for several months, he was acquitted, but banned...
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Ahnne he contested the 1949 French Oceania by-election, but lost to Pouvanaa a Oopa. In September 1950 he was made a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor....
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election and appointed Minister of Economic Affairs in the government of Pouvanaa a Oopa. He opposed a "no" (pro-independence) vote in the 1958 French Polynesian...
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French Polynesian legislative election. He opposed the government of Pouvanaa a Oopa, and advocated for its removal following the French riots against it...
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of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Monument to Pouvanaʻa a Oopa (a decorated World War I hero, Tahitian nationalist, and deputy to...
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all 27 seats on the Papeete council, despite French interference. Pouvanaa a Oopa led the party into the 1972 election. The party won six seats, but...
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Palmer died in February 1973 and was replaced by Lucien Ratinassamy. Pouvanaa a Oopa resigned during the term of the Territorial Assembly and was replaced...
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nuclear activity there after meeting the Tahitian independence leader Pouvanaa a Oopa while visiting France in 1966. As a peace activist, she worked with...
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indigenous leader to advocate French resistance and Tahitian separatism was Pouvanaa a Oopa in 1958. Maohi or Mā’ohi is the Tahitian name for the indigenous Tahitians...
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