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Alexander Dimitry (February 7, 1805 – January 30, 1883) was a mixed race Louisiana creole.He was the first state superintendent of public instruction in Louisiana, an author, diplomat, educator, journalist, lawyer, orator, and publicist. He spoke eleven languages. He was the first person of color to represent the United States as Ambassador to Costa Rica and Nicaragua. He was also one of the few people of color to serve in the bureaucracy of the Confederate Government. He was the first person of color to attend Georgetown University.

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rdfs:label	Alexander Dimitry (en) Димитри, Александр (ru)
rdfs:comment	Alexander Dimitry (February 7, 1805 – January 30, 1883) was a mixed race Louisiana creole.He was the first state superintendent of public instruction in Louisiana, an author, diplomat, educator, journalist, lawyer, orator, and publicist. He spoke eleven languages. He was the first person of color to represent the United States as Ambassador to Costa Rica and Nicaragua. He was also one of the few people of color to serve in the bureaucracy of the Confederate Government. He was the first person of color to attend Georgetown University. (en) Алекса́ндр Дими́три (англ. Alexander Dimitry; 7 февраля 1805, Новый Орлеан, Луизиана, США — 30 января 1883, там же) — американский дипломат, лингвист и исследователь, посол США в Коста-Рике и Никарагуа (1859—1861). Один из крупнейших учёных Луизианы, пионер и реформатор школьного образования в этом штате. Научные занятия Димитри охватывали широкий спектр литературных и филологических исследований, а его частная библиотека насчитывала 15 000 томов. Владел 11 языками, включая древние и современные. (ru)
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