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Biographical data on Victor Ramanitra - 1. Victor Ramanitra, former Director General.of the-National Police and at present Procureur Gen ta1(Attorpey General) since .-l- October 1961, was born in 1923 in Tananarive. 2. He is married, with seven children. Hamanitra-and his wife are both of noble Merina ancestry and live in a palatial residence now a Justice Department building, but formerly the home -qf a noble and rela tive of Ramanitra's spouse. 3. He is very suave,. poised, with excellent manners which reflect' education and money not of recent date. 4. He was educated entirely in Madagascar but visited France sev eral times on pleasure trips. He is reputed to be -an outstanding law yer and teaches law at the Tananarive Law School. He speaks excellent French and very limited English. He is a good conversationalist, with a good sense of humor. 5. He is a quiet and expensive dresser, drives a personal car, an ID-Citroen of late model. He receives 15,000 CFA per month subsidy for the car regardless of how much he uses it for official business. 6. He is well aware of the lack of education and administrative ex perienc6 of many Malagasy Government officials, and cautions against haste in replacement of French nationals in the Judicial and Police or ganizations by Malagasy. , - 7. He appears to be pro-American and has stated several times that he would like to visit the United States and Attorney General Kennedy for whom he has great admiration. --87-- Sam
8. Physical description: Height 517 1/2" *Weight 130 lbs. Build, -Stocky Hair, 'Black with -neat' marceled wavet Eyes, Brown Skin, Light to medium brown, Face, -Clean-shaven, btoad, unwrinkled Manner,- Alert and .intbl-igent Distinguishing features: Has the habit of holding head down and looking' up at one. Dtixika very moderately. 9. Ramanitra'e wife is tal1, light in color, very attractive and poised. She is a gracious hostess always well turned 6ut' in the last Paris fashions. She speaks excellent French, smokes and drinks socially. -88- UIU 6
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SURVEY REPORT on the MALAGASY NATIO
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Indigenous population: 5,096,770 Fo
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its findings, with its recommendati
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