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John Bernard Blamo (born 1935) is a former politician in Liberia. He was foreign minister^[1] under Samuel Doe in 1986 and 1987. He was preceded by Ernest Eastman and replaced by J. Rudolph Johnson.

References

^ "Russians Reopen Embassy". New York Times. 21 May 1987. Retrieved 6 November 2010.

v t e Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Liberia
Secretaries of State (1848–1972)	Teague Lewis Warner Smith Blyden Blacklege Moore H. R. W. Johnson W. A. Johnson Blyden Davies E. J. Barclay A. Barclay^† G. W. Gibson W. D. Gibson Travis F. E. R. Johnson King E. Barclay L. A. Grimes Simpson G. L. Dennis Dukuly J. R. Grimes
Ministers of Foreign Affairs (1972–present)	Weeks C. Dennis Matthews Fahnbulleh Eastman Blamo J. R. Johnson Matthews Sirleaf Musuleng-Cooper Sirleaf Captan Brown Nimely Wallace Akerele McIntosh Ngafuan Shoniyin^† Kamara Findley Fahnbulleh^† Kemayah Beysolow
^† indicates acting Secretary / Minister.

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^ "Russians Reopen Embassy". New York Times. 21 May 1987. Retrieved 6 November 2010.

v t e Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Liberia
Secretaries of State (1848–1972)	Teague Lewis Warner Smith Blyden Blacklege Moore H. R. W. Johnson W. A. Johnson Blyden Davies E. J. Barclay A. Barclay^† G. W. Gibson W. D. Gibson Travis F. E. R. Johnson King E. Barclay L. A. Grimes Simpson G. L. Dennis Dukuly J. R. Grimes
Ministers of Foreign Affairs (1972–present)	Weeks C. Dennis Matthews Fahnbulleh Eastman Blamo J. R. Johnson Matthews Sirleaf Musuleng-Cooper Sirleaf Captan Brown Nimely Wallace Akerele McIntosh Ngafuan Shoniyin^† Kamara Findley Fahnbulleh^† Kemayah Beysolow
^† indicates acting Secretary / Minister.

This article about a Liberian politician is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.