About Edris Saint-Amand
Lived 1918 – 2004 (aged 85). Edris Saint-Amand was a Haitian writer, trade unionist, diplomat, ambassador and literary scholar.
Edris Saint-Amand (born 26 March 1918; died 9 february 2004) was a Haitian novelist. Born in Gonaïves, one of Saint-Amand's most notable novels is Bon Dieu Rit.
He was the Ambassador to Argentina until his death in 2004.
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Who was Edris Saint-Amand?
Haitian writer
When was Edris Saint-Amand born?
Edris Saint-Amand was born on 26 March 1918 in Gonaïves.
When did Edris Saint-Amand die?
Edris Saint-Amand died on 9 February 2004 in Port-au-Prince.
What was Edris Saint-Amand's occupation?
Edris Saint-Amand was a writer, trade unionist, diplomat, ambassador and literary scholar.
What nationality was Edris Saint-Amand?
Edris Saint-Amand was Haitian.
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