Samuel Doe

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Samuel Doe was a Liberian military officer-turned-president whose authoritarian rule and eventual overthrow played a central role in triggering the First Liberian Civil War.

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Label Occurrences
Samuel Doe canonical 4
Samuel Kanyon Doe 1
dictatorship of Samuel Doe 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf head of state
military officer
person
politician
cameToPowerBy military coup
causeOfDownfall overthrow
conflictAssociatedWith First Liberian Civil War
countryOfCitizenship Liberia
ethnicContext tensions between ruling elites and other groups in Liberia
governanceStyle military-backed regime
governedDuring Cold War era
governmentType authoritarian rule
impactOnCountry destabilization of Liberia
erosion of democratic institutions in Liberia
legacy associated with onset of prolonged civil conflict in Liberia
controversial leader in Liberian history
militaryRank non-commissioned officer
notableFor authoritarian presidency in Liberia
role in events leading to the First Liberian Civil War
overthrowContributedTo First Liberian Civil War
overthrowResultedIn political instability in Liberia
politicalIdeology authoritarianism
positionHeld President of Liberia
military leader
powerBase military
primaryActivityLocation Monrovia
regionOfActivity West Africa
roleInHistory key figure in late 20th-century Liberian politics
sphereOfInfluence Armed Forces of Liberia
surface form: Liberian Armed Forces

Liberian executive branch

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First Liberian Civil War leader Samuel Doe
Liberian Civil Wars keyFigure Samuel Doe
Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex namedAfter Samuel Doe
this entity surface form: Samuel Kanyon Doe
Krahn people hasNotableMember Samuel Doe
This Child Will Be Great describes Samuel Doe
this entity surface form: dictatorship of Samuel Doe