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How the U.S. Came to Dominate Haiti: Military Occupation | Haiti Liberte

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The last of three installments  (Second part) Chapter Three: Financial Occupations The reaction to the [U.S. Marines’] removal of the gold [from the vaults of the Banque nationale de la République d’Haïti] was as [Arthur] Bailly-Blanchard [the U.S. Minister to Port-au-Prince] predicted. The news quickly spread throughout Port-au-Prince and was greeted with shock and disbelief.

Source: https://haitiliberte.com

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