Moses Blah

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Moses Blah was a Liberian politician and former vice president who briefly served as Liberia’s president in 2003 during the turbulent final phase of the Second Liberian Civil War.

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instanceOf head of state
human
politician
causeOfDeath unknown illness
countryOfCitizenship Liberia NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1947-04-18
dateOfDeath 2013-04-01
endTime 2003-08-11
2003-10-14
ethnicGroup Gio people NERFINISHED
headOfGovernmentOf Liberia NERFINISHED
helpedFacilitate transition to National Transitional Government of Liberia
laterTestifiedAgainst Charles Taylor NERFINISHED
memberOfPoliticalParty National Patriotic Party NERFINISHED
militaryConflict Second Liberian Civil War NERFINISHED
notableFor brief presidency of Liberia in 2003
leadership transition after Charles Taylor’s resignation
occupation diplomat
politician
participatedIn National Transitional Government of Liberia (context of transition) NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Toweh Town, Nimba County, Liberia NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Paynesville, Liberia NERFINISHED
positionHeld Liberian ambassador to Algeria
Liberian ambassador to Libya
Liberian ambassador to Morocco NERFINISHED
Liberian ambassador to Tunisia
President of Liberia NERFINISHED
Vice President of Liberia
precededBy Charles Taylor NERFINISHED
presidentDuringVicePresidency Charles Taylor NERFINISHED
region Nimba County NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
residence Paynesville, Liberia NERFINISHED
servedAs President of Liberia
Vice President of Liberia
startTime 2000-07-14
2003-08-11
succeededBy Gyude Bryant NERFINISHED
termLengthAsPresident about two months
testifiedBefore Special Court for Sierra Leone NERFINISHED
tookOfficeDuring Second Liberian Civil War NERFINISHED
vicePresidentOf Liberia NERFINISHED
wasCloseAllyOf Charles Taylor NERFINISHED
wasInOfficeWhen ECOWAS peacekeepers deployed to Liberia in 2003

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Liberian Civil Wars keyFigure Moses Blah