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Sani Souna Sido (* 1931 in Niamey; † 11. Juli 1977 in Agadez; auch Sani Souna Siddo) war ein nigrischer Offizier und Politiker. Er war von 1974 bis 1975 stellvertretender Vorsitzender des Obersten Militärrats.

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Nach dem Besuch der Grund- und Mittelschule wurde Sani Souna Sido Ende 1950 Mitglied der Französischen Streitkräfte. Er diente zunächst in Niger und wurde im Oktober 1954 nach Saigon in Französisch-Indochina versetzt. Dort verbrachte er 15 Monate, anschließend ein halbes Jahr in Algerien. Er kehrte 1956 nach N'Guigmi in Niger zurück und wurde 1960 zum Adjutanten befördert. Sido wechselte zu den Nigrischen Streitkräften, als diese 1961 gegründet wurden. Er wurde 1964 militärischer Kabinettschef des Staatspräsidenten Hamani Diori und Kommandant der Präsidentengarde. 1970 übernahm der die Leitung des 4. Büros des Generalstabs. Sido erhielt 1973 den Rang eines Majors und wurde zum stellvertretenden Generalstabschef der Streitkräfte ernannt. Der Generalstabschef war damals Seyni Kountché.

Seyni Kountché stürzte gemeinsam mit anderen Offizieren am 15. April 1974 bei einem Militärputsch Staatspräsident Diori. Sani Souna Sido, der bei den Streitkräften sehr beliebt war, wurde als stellvertretender Vorsitzender in den Obersten Militärrat geholt. Der Oberste Militärrat bildete unter dem Vorsitz von Kountché die neue Militärjunta des Landes. Sido nahm für diese verschiedene Ministerämter wahr. Er war ab 22. April 1974 Minister für Inneres, Bergbau und Wasserwirtschaft, ab 8. Juni 1974 Minister für Entwicklung, Bergbau und Wasserwirtschaft und ab 30. November 1974 Minister für Bergbau und Wasserwirtschaft im Ehrenrang eines Staatsministers. Sido stellte sich rasch als ernstzunehmender Rivale Kountchés heraus, auch wenn der Konflikt zwischen beiden Offizieren zunächst nicht offen ausgetragen wurden. Am 2. August 1975 wurde Sido jedoch verhaftet und seines Amtes enthoben. Ihm wurde vorgeworfen, unter anderem gemeinsam mit dem Sawaba-Politiker Djibo Bakary eine Verschwörung gegen die Sicherheit des Staates angezettelt zu haben.

Einem über den staatlichen Rundfunk ORTN verbreiteten offiziellen Kommuniqué zufolge starb Sido am 11. Juli 1977 an einem epileptischen Anfall im Gefängnis. Im Jahr 1991, nach der Entmachtung des Militärs, ergab eine Untersuchung der Verbrechen des Regimes, dass Sido hingerichtet worden war. Bagnou Beido, ehemals Mitglied des Obersten Militärrats, wurde verhaftet und angeklagt, die Hinrichtung angeordnet zu haben. Beido wurde wieder freigelassen, da er auf höheren Befehl hin gehandelt hätte.

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 Großoffizier des Nationalordens Nigers

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Mitglied des Obersten Militärrats (Niger)
Bergbauminister (Niger)
Innenminister (Niger)
Hingerichtete Person (Niger)
Hingerichtete Person (20. Jahrhundert)
Träger des Nationalordens Nigers (Großoffizier)
Nigrer
Geboren 1931
Gestorben 1977
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This Week in the History of the Irish: August 21-27
Posted by The Wild Geese on August 20, 2016 at 11:30am
LUAIN -- On August 22, 1846 Fenian poet John Keegan Casey (right) was born at Mount Dalton, Co. Westmeath. While only in his teens Casey began writing poetry for The Nation. After teaching in Cleraun and Keenagh, Casey gave up the profession to work for the Irish Republican Brotherhood (Fenians). He was arrested and imprisoned in Mountjoy Jail in 1867. Though he was sentenced to seven years penal servitude, his health was so poor he was released after less than a year. In spite of that ill-health he resumed his writing career; under the pen name "Leo," Casey had articles published in The Shamrock, The Irish People and The Boston Pilot. He published two collections of verse and is best remembered for two poems: Máire, My Girl and Rising of the Moon, which was turned into one of the best known of rebel songs. Casey died of tuberculosis March 17, 1870, and was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin. It was estimated that 50,000 people followed his casket.
CÉADAOIN -- On August 24, 1968, the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association marched from Coalisland to Dungannon in County Tyrone in one of the first large-scale marches of the six-county civil rights movement.
(Left: An ad for a commemorative march held in 2008.)
The march was uneventful until the 2,500 mixed Catholic and Protestant marchers reached the outskirts of Dungannon. There they found 400 RUC officers barring their path. Behind the RUC line were 1,500 Loyalists armed with cudgels and staves. The anti-civil rights countermarch had been organized by the Ulster Protestant Volunteers with the help of the Rev. Ian Paisley. Confronted with this massive force, the civil rights marchers merely sat down and listened to a number of speeches, while Paisley and his followers sang sectarian songs and shouted abuse from behind the RUC barricades. On this day, the civil-rights marchers would escape harm but very soon all that would change. Ian Paisley was rapidly making a name for himself among hard-line Loyalist groups; he would later even help form a Loyalist paramilitary group, the Ulster Defense Association. In the near future, his followers would be using their cudgels and staves in the streets of the six counties in an attempt to physically beat back the rising tide of the civil rights movement. The cycle of violence in the six counties was rapidly spinning out of control, and Ian Paisley was one of the individuals with his hand on the crank.
Irish martyr Robert Emmet, from a miniature by John Comerford.
DEARDAOIN -- On August 25, 1803, the British captured one of the most famous revolutionaries in Irish history, Robert Emmet, at the home of Mrs. Palmer in Harold's Cross, outside Dublin. Emmet had been on the run since the failure of the rising he had planned a month earlier. Friends had urged him to escape to the Wicklow Mountains and join Michael Dwyer, who had evaded the British since the failed '98 Rising. From there he might have escaped to France or the United States. Emmet said he was ashamed to face Dwyer after the disaster of the rising, but the more likely reason he remained near Dublin was his reluctance to leave the woman he loved, Sarah Curran, daughter of lawyer John Philpot Curran. Some believe Emmet's location was betrayed by tavernkeeper Simon Doyle, who had delivered eggs to Mrs. Palmer's house. On the 25th, Major Sirr burst into the house and captured Robert at the dinner table. Execution awaited Emmet, and an exalted place in Ireland's martyrology.
County Mayo, showing Killala Bay to the north, where Humbert landed, Lough Conn in the center, and Castlebar to the south.
SATHAIRN -- On August 27, 1798, the combined force of Gen. Humbert's small French invasion unit and western Irish rebels won one of the most famous battles ever fought in Ireland at Castlebar, County Mayo. Humbert had orders to wait for the remainder of the French invasion force under General Hardy, but he was a man of action and bent those instructions to fit his ambitions. After landing near Killala on the 22nd, Humbert had marched to Ballina and captured it without a fight. Now he made a long, forced march from Ballina on the 26th, avoiding the main road to Castlebar, going west of Lough Conn. The British outnumbered the Franco-Irish two to one, their commander, General Gerard Lake, arriving just in time to take command of the troops in Castlebar. It was a bit of timing he lived to regret. As the Franco-Irish force attacked, some of the Irish rebels, mostly untrained farmers, broke and ran from the British artillery, but the highly disciplined French veterans pressed on without stopping to fire. Suddenly the British line fell apart, and a desperate rout ensued. Humbert captured numerous flags, cannons and munitions, and even Lake's luggage. The British didn't stop running until some had reached Tuam, 30 miles away; it would be known in Irish history as the 'Races at Castlebar.'
'Mr. Casey puts treason in a fascinating and intelligent manner.'
-- The London Review commenting on John Keegan Casey's writing.
'We war not against property, we war against no religious sect, we war not against past opinions or prejudices, we war against English dominion.'
-- From Robert Emmet's proclamation for 'The Provisional Government to the People of Ireland,' July 1803
'… against the common enemy, the Tyrant of Ireland – the English; whose destruction is the only way of ensuring the independence and happiness of ancient Hibernia.'
-- From Gen. Humbert's proclamation setting up a provisional Irish government in Castlebar, County Mayo, August 1798
August — Lúnasa
22, 1846 - John Keegan Casey (Fenian - writer of "Rising of the Moon"- Milltown, Country Westmeath)
25, 1764 - James Hope (United Irishman - Templepatrick, County Antrim.)
25, 1863 - Father Eugene O'Growney (A leader of the Irish language movement - Ballyfallon, Co. Meath.)
21, 1813 - Napoleon's Irish Legion fights at the battle of Lowenberg.
21, 1862 - Irish born Count Laval Nugent, Field Marshal in the Austrian army, and son of Field Marshal James Nugent, dies in Austria.
22, 1791 - Theobald Wolfe Tone publishes "An argument on behalf of the Catholics of Ireland"
22, 1798 - General Humbert lands at Cill Chuimín, Co. Mayo and captures Killala. Irish rebels rally to Hubert's force.
22, 1850 - First Catholic Synod in Ireland since the Middle Ages in Thurles, County Tipperary.
22, 1918 - Dublin born WWI ace Dennis Latimer shot down and killed.
22, 1920 - Royal Irish Constabulary destroy the creamery at Knocklong, County Limerick, one of the biggest in Ireland.
22 – 31, 1920 - Belfast riots leave 30 people dead. Catholics are expelled from the shipyards and engineering works
22, 1922 - Michael Collins killed in ambush near Béal na Bláth, County Cork.
23, 1887 - Land Act gives courts power to revise and fix rents.
24, 1706 - Irish Brigade of France officer Count O'Mahoney forced to surrender the town of Alicante.
24, 1969 - Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association marches from Coalisland to Dungannon.
25, 1580 – Fiach MacHugh O'Byrne defeats Lord Grey at Glenmalure, Co. Wicklow.
25, 1798 - Cornwallis takes command of British forces in the field and sends urgent request to England for reinforcements.
25, 1803 - Robert Emmet captured in Harold's Cross, outside Dublin.
25, 1922 - William T. Cosgrave succeeds the deceased Michael Collins as Chairman of the Provisional Government of the Irish Free State.
25, 1943 - Teresa Brayton, poet, died in America.
27, 1690 – Williamite attack on Limerick fails.
27, 1798 - "Races of Castlebar" -- French and Irish defeat English forces at Castlebar.
27, 1979 - Lord Louis Mountbatten is killed by an IRA bomb on his boat off the coast of Sligo.

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