USA

1776: 800 Haitian free men, aid the US win the Battle of Savannah against the British.

1803: After losing Haiti, France agreed to sell Louisiana and control of the Mississippi to the US for 14 cents an accre.

1806: Jefferson imposed an embargo on Haiti, cutting off trade with the country.

1862: Abraham Lincoln crecognized Haiti's independence.

1914: Under democratic president Woodrow Wilson, U.S. Marines stole Haiti’s gold reserve, worth $1.2 Billion today, and turned it over to First National City Bank in New York — now Citibank.

1915: President Woodrow Wilson ordered the U.S. Marines to invade Haiti to rewrite the Haitian constitution, which banned foreign ownership of land, and replace it with one that guaranteed American financial control.

1995: President Bill Clinton pressured Haiti to cut import tariffs on rice from 50% to 3%, to favor the exportation of subsidized rice from his home state, Arkansas.

Great Colombia

1815: Haiti financed Simon Bolivar's quest to liberate Guyana, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, northern Peru, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Bolivia and the north-west Brazil from Spain.

1816: Haiti financed Simon Bolivar's quest to liberate Guyana, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, northern Peru, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Bolivia and the north-west Brazil from Spain.

Mexico

1816: Haiti repaired the ships of Mexican General Javier Mina y Larrea and provided soldiers for Mexico's independence from Spain.

Greece

1822: President Boyer agreed to send a cargo of 25 tons of coffee, one of the most important commodities of the time, to be sold on behalf of the Greek revolutionaries for the procurement of supplies; thus making Haiti the first country in the world to recognized Greece right to freedom, and the first one outside Europe to help the country of Socrates achieve self-determination.

France

1825: Over the course of nearly six generations, Haiti paid $21 Billion in reparation to France to stop its economic isolation from the world - plus 25% interest to France Banks.

2003: The French government helped to overthrow the Haitian government after they demanded repayment of the $21 Billion France had extorted.

Ethiopia

1896: Haiti financed the army of Ethiopia and send soldiers to help defeat Italy in the battle of Adwa.

Israel

1937: Haiti was responsible for saving about 300 Jews, by issuing passports and visas to Austrian, Polish, German, Romanian and Czech escaping Nazi persecution - they became Haitian citizens.

1977: Haiti was one of three critical last countries to vote for Israel to become a nation on November 29th, 1947.

South Korea

1950: Haiti was one of the first countries to assist South Korea with military and financial supports during the Korean War.

Africa

Hundreds of Haitian teachers, professors, engineers, and doctors went to Africa to plan the independence of Togo, Cameroun, Somalia, Tanzania (Tanganyika), Rwanda, Burundi and Congo.

Canada

Haiti send educators, doctors, nurses, and social workers, to Canada and contribute to Quebec's economic revolution - Révolution Tranquile.