Ramanantsoa, ​​G. (English spelling)

In 1972, the South African government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1973, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1974, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1975, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1976, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1977, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1972, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1973, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1974, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1975, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1976, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1972, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1973, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in 1974, the government was forced to abandon its military policy, and in
[Politics]
The new military government of Ramanantsoa replaced parliament with the People's National Development Council, and in 1973 demanded the withdrawal of French troops from Madagascar and broke off diplomatic relations with the Republic of South Africa.

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…また南アフリカ共和国との友好関係も維持した。しかしツィラナナの親仏政策に反対する動きが起こり，72年5月ラマナンツォアGabriel Ramanantsoa少将に率いられた軍隊がクーデタを起こし，政権を握った。
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　ラマナンツォア新軍事政権は議会の代りに人民国家開発評議会を置き，73年にはマダガスカルに駐留するフランス軍の撤退を要求し，南ア共和国と断交した。…

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