Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Jackson Doe was a Liberian politician in the late twentieth century and a native of Nimba County. Immediately before the 1980 military coup d'état, Doe served as Nimba County's senior senator, but when the government was overthrown, he lost his office, was tried for treason, and imprisoned at the Barclay Training Center. Rebel leader Samuel Doe (no relation) released him from prison at the end of June 1980 but forbade him to leave the country."@en }
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- Jackson_Doe comment "Jackson Doe was a Liberian politician in the late twentieth century and a native of Nimba County. Immediately before the 1980 military coup d'état, Doe served as Nimba County's senior senator, but when the government was overthrown, he lost his office, was tried for treason, and imprisoned at the Barclay Training Center. Rebel leader Samuel Doe (no relation) released him from prison at the end of June 1980 but forbade him to leave the country.".
- Q6117083 comment "Jackson Doe was a Liberian politician in the late twentieth century and a native of Nimba County. Immediately before the 1980 military coup d'état, Doe served as Nimba County's senior senator, but when the government was overthrown, he lost his office, was tried for treason, and imprisoned at the Barclay Training Center. Rebel leader Samuel Doe (no relation) released him from prison at the end of June 1980 but forbade him to leave the country.".