About Robert Coeffe
Robert Coeffe was a Burkinabé politician.
Robert Coeffe (born 1912) was an Upper Voltan military official and politician. He served in the French Army for 25 years, and would later serve as Minister for Ex-Servicemen after the independence of his country.
Childhood and youth Coeffe was born 1912 in Ouagadougou. After finishing high school in Ouagadougou, he obtained a (CEPS). On April 6, 1967 Coeffe was named Minister for Ex-Servicemen. In 1971 the French ambassador presented the title of Officer of the Legion of Honour to Coeffe.
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Who was Robert Coeffe?
Upper Voltan officer and politician (born 1912)
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Robert Coeffe was a politician.
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Robert Coeffe was Burkinabé.
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