About Simone Saint-Dénis
Lived 1930 – 2008 (aged 77–78). Simone Saint-Dénis was a trade unionist.
Simone Saint-Dénis (1934 2008) was a trade union leader from Gabon, who played an active role in politics in the post-independence era.
Biography Saint-Dénis was born in Libreville in 1934, to parents from the Mpongwe ethnic group. Her father was Mathurin Anghiley, a politician; her mother's identity is unrecorded.
In 1948 Saint-Dénis completed her secondary education at a Catholic mission school and immediately became engaged to Balé - a timber camp worker.
Personal life Saint-Dénis had two children with a Gabonese diplomat.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Simone Saint-Dénis?
Gabonese trade union leader
When was Simone Saint-Dénis born?
Simone Saint-Dénis was born in 1930 in Libreville.
When did Simone Saint-Dénis die?
Simone Saint-Dénis died in 2008 in Libreville.
What was Simone Saint-Dénis's occupation?
Simone Saint-Dénis was a trade unionist.
What nationality was Simone Saint-Dénis?
Simone Saint-Dénis's recorded nationality: Gabon.
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