Haiti
Haiti is a Caribbean country that shares the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic to its east. Though it's still recovering from a 2010 earthquake, many of Haiti's landmarks dating to the early 19th century remain intact. These include Citadelle la Ferrière, a mountaintop fortress, and the nearby ruins of Sans-Souci Palace, the baroque former royal home of King Henry I.
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Leon Laleau
Haitian author
Oreste Zamor
Former President of Haiti
Petion Savain
Haitian artist
Préfète Duffaut
Haitian painter
Thomas Madiou
Haitian historian
Beaubrun Ardouin
Haitian Politician
Pierre Théoma BoisrondCanal
Haitian Politician
Franck Sylvain
Lawyer
Joseph Nemours PierreLouis
Professor
François Denys Légitime
Ludovic Lamothe
Haitian composer
Tran Trieu Quan
Vietnamese-Canadian engineer
Georges Anglade
Former Minister of Public Works, Transportation and Communication of Haiti
Fernand Hibbert
Haitian novelist
JeanClaude Bajeux
Haitian human rights activist
Roger Gaillard
Haitian historian
Roger Dorsinville
Haitian poet
Carl Brouard
Haitian poet
Hector Hyppolite
Haitian painter
Vilbrun Guillaume Sam
Tirésias Simon Sam's son
Joseph Davilmar Théodore
SaintLouis Blaise
Painter
Rigaud Benoit
Haitian artist
Georges Corvington
Haitian historian
Emerante Morse
Haitian singer
Joseph Serge Miot
Mireille Neptune Anglade
Author
Zilda Arns
Brazilian pediatrician
Kyra Markham
Actress
BoisrondTonnerre
Haitian writer
Stevenson Magloire
Painter
Castera Bazile
Haitian painter
Coupé Cloué
Haitian footballer
Daniel Fignolé
Former President of Haiti
Dantès Bellegarde
Haitian author
Hédi Annabi
Tunisian diplomat
JeanBaptiste Riché
Joseph Nérette
Former President of Haiti
Louis Eugène Roy
Haitian banker
HenryRobert Brésil
Haitian painter
Mireille Durocher
Sarodj Bertin's mother
Nemours Jean-Baptiste
Haitian writer
René Philoctète
Haitian poet
René Préval
Former President of Haiti
Jean-Nicolas Nissage Saget
Political figure
Jean-Fernand Brierre
Haitian poet
Silvio Cator
Haitian athlete
