Léon Solomiac
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Léon Solomiac was Governor General (b.1873-d.1960) for various colonies in French Colonial Empire.
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| Preceded by René Desjardins (Acting for Fousset) |
Governor General of Mali (Acting for Fousset) 22 May 1933–30 November 1933 |
Succeeded by Louis Jacques Eugène Fousset |
| Preceded by François Adrien Juvanon |
Governor General of Pondichéry August 1934–1936 |
Succeeded by Horace Valentin Crocicchia |
| 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 General of Niger (Acting) 7 November 1940–8 December 1940 |
Succeeded by Maurice Falvy |
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