On 1 July 1962, the constituent parts of Ruanda-Urundi became independent as the Republic of Rwanda (République du Rwanda) and the Kingdom of Burundi (Royaume du Burundi), respectively.
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For residents of the subregion of Ruanda see List of colonial residents of Rwanda For residents of the subregion of Urundi see List of colonial residents of Burundi This is a list of European colonial administrators responsible for the territory of Ruanda Urundi an area equivalent to modern day Rwanda and Burundi Ruanda Urundi formed part of German East Africa until it was captured by Belgian forces during World War I After that the territory became a Class B League of Nations mandate and later a United Nations trust territory under the administration of Belgium until 1962 when the constituent parts of the territory became independent Ruanda Urundi dark green depicted within the Belgian colonial empire light green 1935 Contents 1 German rule 1 1 Military District of Ujiji 1 2 Military District of Usumbura 1 3 Military Residency of Urundi and Ruanda 2 Belgian rule 2 1 Territories south of Lake Victoria including Northern Ruanda 2 2 Territories east of Lake Kivu and Lake Tanganyika including Southern Ruanda and Urundi 2 3 Occupied East African territories 2 4 Ruanda Urundi mandate trust territory 3 See also 4 Notes 5 External linksGerman rule editMilitary District of Ujiji edit Portrait Name Birth Death Position Term of office Notes Took office Left office Time in office nbsp Hans von Ramsay 1862 1938 Commander May 1896 189 nbsp Heinrich Bethe 1898 February 1901 2 3 years Military District of Usumbura edit Portrait Name Birth Death Position Term of office Notes Took office Left office Time in office nbsp Heinrich Bethe Commander 1899 1902 2 3 years nbsp Friedrich Robert von Beringe 1865 1940 August 1902 February 1904 1 year 6 months nbsp Werner von Grawert 1867 1918 February 1904 June 1906 2 years 4 months Military Residency of Urundi and Ruanda edit Portrait Name Birth Death Position Term of office Notes Took office Left office Time in office nbsp Werner von Grawert 1867 1918 Military Resident 1906 15 November 1907 0 1 years On 15 November 1907 the Military Residency of Urundi and Ruanda was divided into two civil residencies Ruanda and Urundi Belgian rule edit nbsp Map of occupation zones of the Force Publique in German East Africa between 19 September 1916 and 28 June 1919 Territories south of Lake Victoria including Northern Ruanda edit Portrait Name Birth Death Position Term of office Notes Took office Left office Time in office nbsp Philippe Molitor 1869 1952 Commander of the Northern Brigade April 1916 1916 0 years nbsp Armand Huyghe 1871 1944 1916 1917 0 1 years Territories east of Lake Kivu and Lake Tanganyika including Southern Ruanda and Urundi edit Portrait Name Birth Death Position Term of office Notes Took office Left office Time in office nbsp Frederik Valdemar Olsen 1877 1962 Commander of the Southern Brigade May 1916 1917 0 1 years Occupied East African territories edit Portrait Name Birth Death Position Term of office Notes Took office Left office Time in office nbsp Charles Tombeur 1867 1947 Military Governor April 1916 22 November 1916 7 months nbsp Justin Malfeyt 1862 1924 Royal Commissioner 22 November 1916 May 1919 2 years 5 months nbsp Alfred Marzorati 1881 1955 May 1919 20 October 1924 5 years 5 months nbsp Pierre Ryckmans 1891 1959 Acting Royal Commissioner November 1921 July 1922 8 months a Ruanda Urundi mandate trust territory edit nbsp Map of Ruanda Urundi Portrait Name Birth Death Position Term of office Notes Took office Left office Time in office nbsp Alfred Marzorati 1881 1955 Royal Commissioner 20 October 1924 28 August 1926 1 year 312 days b nbsp Pierre Ryckmans 1891 1959 Acting Royal Commissioner 15 November 1925 13 December 1926 1 year 28 days c nbsp Alfred Marzorati 1881 1955 Governor and Deputy Governor General of the Belgian Congo 28 August 1926 5 February 1929 2 years 161 days d nbsp Louis Postiaux 1882 1948 Acting Governor and Deputy Governor General of the Belgian Congo 5 February 1929 4 July 1930 1 year 149 days nbsp Charles Voisin 1887 1942 Governor and Deputy Governor General of the Belgian Congo 4 July 1930 18 August 1932 2 years 45 days nbsp Eugene Jungers 1888 1958 18 August 1932 5 July 1946 13 years 321 days nbsp Maurice Simon 1892 1960 5 July 1946 August 1949 3 years e nbsp Leo Petillon 1903 1996 August 1949 1 January 1952 2 years 5 months nbsp Alfred Claeys Bouuaert 1906 1993 1 January 1952 1 March 1955 3 years 59 days nbsp Jean Paul Harroy 1909 1995 1 March 1955 1960 7 years 122 days Resident General 1960 1 July 1962 On 1 July 1962 the constituent parts of Ruanda Urundi became independent as the Republic of Rwanda Republique du Rwanda and the Kingdom of Burundi Royaume du Burundi respectively See also editMinister of the Colonies Belgium List of colonial governors of the Congo Free State and Belgian Congo List of kings of Rwanda List of presidents of Rwanda List of kings of Burundi List of presidents of BurundiNotes edit Acting for Marzorati 1st term on 1 March 1926 Ruanda Urundi was administratively united with Belgian Congo Acting for Marzorati to 28 August 1926 2nd term Acting to 1947 External links editWorld Statesmen Ruanda Urundi Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of colonial governors of Ruanda Urundi amp oldid 1217332774, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
