Léon Solomiac

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Nadine Méouchy (2002). France, Syrie et Liban, 1918-1946. Les ambiguïtes et les dynamiques de la relation mandataire (in French). Damascus: Institut français d'études arabes de Damas. p. 148.
  • ↑ "Syria". World Statesmen.org.
  • ↑ "Mali". World Statesmen.org.
  • ↑ "India". World Statesmen.org.
  • ↑ "Congo-Brazzaville". World Statesmen.org.
  • ↑ "Niger". World Statesmen.org.
  • ↑ "Les préfets du Tarn des origines à nos jours". Website of the Département du Tarn (in French). September 2016.
    • Léon Solomiac
    Interim President of Syria
    In office
    19 November 1931 –11 June 1932
    Preceded by
    René Desjardins
    (Acting for Fousset)
    		 Governor of Mali
    (Acting for Fousset)
    22 May 1933–30 November 1933    		Succeeded by
    Louis Jacques Eugène Fousset
    Preceded by Governor of French India
    August 1934–1936    		Succeeded by
    Preceded by
    François Joseph Reste
    		 Governor General of French Equatorial Africa
    (Acting)
    21 April 1939–3 September 1939    		Succeeded by
    Pierre François Boisson
    Preceded by
    Jean Alexandre Léon Rapenne
    		 Governor of Niger
    (Acting)
    7 November 1940–8 December 1940    		Succeeded by
    Maurice Falvy
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