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Eladio Victoria y Victoria (July 30, 1864 in Baní – July 27, 1939 in Santiago de los Caballeros) was a Dominican politician. He served as the 32nd president of the Dominican Republic from December 5, 1911, until November 30, 1912. His entire presidency coincided with the Dominican Civil War of 1911–12. He was succeeded in the presidency by his co-brother-in-law Monsignor Adolfo Alejandro Nouel.^[1]

Victoria was 3⁄4 French. He was great-granduncle of Arístides and Alexis Victoria Yeb.

Ancestors of Eladio Victoria

8. (=12)

Jean Victoriá Oben
*Bordeaux. †Baní, 1819

Alexandre Victoria Oben

9. (=13)

Thérèse Oben

Alejandro Victoria Lagrange

10.

Joseph Lagrange

María Lagrange Valois

11.

Margherite Valois

1. Eladio Abdon “Quiquí” Victoria y Victoria

12. (=8)

Jean Victoriá Oben
*Bordeaux. †Baní, 1819

Juan Bautista Victoria Oben
*Baní, 1801. †ibid. 1884

13. (=9)

Thérèse Oben

María Josefa Victoria de Brea

14.

Manuel de Brea Tejeda

María Eusebia de Brea Tejada

15.

María Merced Tejeda de Soto

References

^ "Cápsulas genealógicasEladio Victoria". 7 March 2009.

Biography at the Enciclopedia Virtual Dominicana

v t e Presidents of the Dominican Republic (list)
1844–1865	Santana M. Jimenes B. Báez Santana Regla Mota B. Báez Valverde Santana Spanish occupation (1861–1865)
Restoration War (1863–1865)	Salcedo Polanco Rojas
1865–1924	Pimentel J. Cabral P. Guillermo B. Báez J. Cabral B. Báez González Espaillat González M. Cabral B. Báez González C. Guillermo González Castro C. Guillermo Luperón Meriño Heureaux Billini Woss y Gil Heureaux Figuereo Vásquez J. Jimenes Vásquez Woss y Gil Morales Cáceres Victoria Nouel Bordas R. Báez J. Jimenes Henríquez United States occupation (1916–1924) Vicini
1924–1966	Vásquez Estrella R. Trujillo Peynado Troncoso R. Trujillo H. Trujillo Balaguer Bonnelly Bosch Provisional Junta First Triumvirate Second Triumvirate Molina^‡ Caamaño^‡ Benoit^‡ Imbert^‡ García Godoy
After 1966	Balaguer Guzmán Majluta Jorge Blanco Balaguer Fernández Mejía Fernández Medina Abinader
‡ Served during the Dominican Civil War.

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 '''Eladio Victoria y Victoria''' (July 30, 1864 in [[Baní]] – July 27, 1939 in [[Santiago de los Caballeros]]) was a [[Dominican Republic|Dominican]] politician.  He served as the 32nd [[president of the Dominican Republic]] from December 5, 1911, until November 30, 1912. His entire presidency coincided with the [[Dominican Civil War (1911–12)|Dominican Civil War of 1911–12]]. He was succeeded in the presidency by his [[wikt:co-brother-in-law|co-brother-in-law]] Monsignor [[Adolfo Alejandro Nouel]].<ref>{{cite web | url=https://hoy.com.do/capsulas-genealogicaseladio-victoria/ | title=Cápsulas genealógicasEladio Victoria | date=7 March 2009 }}</ref>
-Victoria was <big>{{frac|3|4}}</big> French. He was great-granduncle of [[Arístides Victoria Yeb]].
+Victoria was <big>{{frac|3|4}}</big> French. He was great-granduncle of [[Arístides Victoria Yeb|Arístides]] and [[Alexis Victoria Yeb]].
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