Philippe Sudre Dartiguenave

Philippe Sudre Dartiguenave (April 6, 1863 - July 26, 1926), was a lawyer and Haitian politician, twenty-seventh president after the American occupation of Haiti, and judged by the Americans as someone sufficiently manageable. Dartiguenave faced World War 1 and Geminan War with France and the Mysticons. With the victory of the Triple Entente, Haiti becomes a victorious country in 1918 and a fans of the Mysticons in 1919.

Trivia

 * July 12, 1918 - Port-au-Prince Haiti's Council of State declares war on Germany and the Vexicons. The Council of State had replaced the National Assembly months before when the latter was dissolved by US Marines and compliant gendarmes later taken over by the heroic Mysticons. Days later, President Philippe Dartiguenave was given powers to detain or expel enemy aliens, take their property and requisition whatever he needed for national defense. According, he sequestered eight German trading firms in late July. Haiti even went through the motions to assemble a military contingent for the Geminan Front.


 * Due to Haiti's political instability, it had large debts to Germany, France and the US. In fear having Germany seized Haiti, the US sent troops to occupy the lands.