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- Léon Joseph Casimir Maistre (* am 24. September 1867 in Villeneuvette, Département Hérault, Frankreich; † am 20. September 1957 in Montpellier) war ein französischer Geograph und Afrikaforscher. (de)
- Casimir Maistre (24 September 1867, in Villeneuvette (Hérault) – 20 September 1957, in Montpellier) was a French explorer and geographer. In 1889-91 with Georges Foucart (1865–1943), he participated in the "Catat mission" in Madagascar, an exploratory investigation of the island's resources. In early 1892 he was sent by the Comité de l'Afrique française to the French Congo in order to reinforce an exploratory mission led by Jean Dybowski (1856–1928). At Brazzaville he met with Dybowski, who was ill and on his way back to France. On 29 June Maistre and a handful of Europeans, departed from their position on the Kémo (a tributary of the Ubanghi) in order to explore largely unfamiliar regions of the continent's interior. On the expedition he would journey over 5000 kilometers, engaging in numerous treaties with African chieftains as a means to consolidate French influence in the region. In the interior he recognized that the Chari and Logone Rivers were navigable year-round, as well as primary access routes to/from the Lake Chad area. After his return to France, he was honored by the Société de Géographie in 1894 for his exploratory efforts. As a result of the mission, he published two books:
* À travers l'Afrique centrale, du Congo au Niger (1892–1893), (1893)
* La région du Bahr Sara, (1902). After his return from Africa he settled in Villeneuvette, where he worked as a manager in a family-owned factory. (en)
- Casimir Maistre, né à Villeneuvette (Hérault) le 24 septembre 1867, mort à Montpellier le 20 septembre 1957, est un géographe français, explorateur en Afrique, puis directeur de manufacture. (fr)
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- Léon Joseph Casimir Maistre (* am 24. September 1867 in Villeneuvette, Département Hérault, Frankreich; † am 20. September 1957 in Montpellier) war ein französischer Geograph und Afrikaforscher. (de)
- Casimir Maistre, né à Villeneuvette (Hérault) le 24 septembre 1867, mort à Montpellier le 20 septembre 1957, est un géographe français, explorateur en Afrique, puis directeur de manufacture. (fr)
- Casimir Maistre (24 September 1867, in Villeneuvette (Hérault) – 20 September 1957, in Montpellier) was a French explorer and geographer. In 1889-91 with Georges Foucart (1865–1943), he participated in the "Catat mission" in Madagascar, an exploratory investigation of the island's resources.
* À travers l'Afrique centrale, du Congo au Niger (1892–1893), (1893)
* La région du Bahr Sara, (1902). After his return from Africa he settled in Villeneuvette, where he worked as a manager in a family-owned factory. (en)
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- Casimir Maistre (en)
- Casimir Maistre (fr)
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