Government Edgar Faure (2)

France - Fourth Republic - Presidency Rene Coty (1954-1959)

Chronology

March 23rd: Beginning of the government Edgar Faure (2) president of the Council.
May 20th: Draft-agreement between the ECA, the ministry for Finances and that of the Armies for the development of French nuclear weapons.
May 27th: Adoption of Plane IIe.
November 29th: The government Edgar Faure (2) is reversed in the majority absolute.
December 2nd: Edgar Faure dissolves the National Assembly pursuant to article 51 of the Constitution (two governments reversed in the majority absolute in less than 18 months).
December 8th: Formation of the Republican Face.

Victoire of the republican Face. Collapse of the social republicans (ex-RPF). Opening and rise of Poujadisme (Union and Fraternité French) with the entry of this movement at the Parliament. Jean-Marie Le Pen, elected under label poujadist, between with the National Assembly, like the youngest deputy.

January 24th: End of the government Edgar Faure (2) .
: Beginning of the the Government Guy Mollet (fine at May 21st, 1957), longest of IVe Republic.

Secretary of State to the Presidency of the Council (starting from March 1st, 1955): Jean Doctor (PRS)
Secretary of State to the Presidency of the Council (starting from March 1st, 1955): Léopold-Sédar Senghor (GDR)
Secretary of State to the Relations with the associated States (starting from March 1st, 1955): Henri Laforest (PRS) (until October 20th, 1955), then Jean Lecanuet (MRP)

Deputy secretary with the presidency of the Council: Gaston Palewski (URAS) (until October 6th, 1955), (starting from October 20th, 1955) Pierre July (ARS)
Minister for Justice: Robert Schuman (MRP)
Foreign Minister: Antoine Pinay (CNIP)

Secretary of foreign affairs (starting from October 20th, 1955): Jean Chamant (CNIP)

Minister of Interior Department: Maurice Bourges-Maunoury (UDSR) until December 1st, 1955, then Edgar Faure (by interim)
Minister for National defense and the Armed forces: Pierre Koenig (URAS) until October 6th, 1955, then Pierre Billotte (URAS)

Secretary of State to National defense and the Armed forces (starting from March 1st, 1955): Jean Crouzier (CNIP)
Secretary of State to National defense and the Armed forces (starting from October 20th, 1955): Henri Laforest

Secretary of State to Finances and the Economic affairs: Jean Gilbert-Jules (PRS)
Secretary of State to the Economic affairs (starting from March 1st, 1955): Pierre Abelin (MRP)

Secretary of State in France of Overseas (starting from March 1st, 1955): Maurice Bayrou (URAS) (until October 6th, 1955)

Minister for State education: Jean Berthoin (PRS)
public Minister for Labor, Transport and Tourism: Edouard Corniglion-Molinier (URAS)
Minister of Industry and Trade: Andre Morice (PRS)
Minister for Agriculture: Jean Sourbet (CNIP)
Minister for Labor and Social security: Paul Bacon (MRP)
Minister for the Rebuilding and Housing: Roger Duchet (CNIP)
Minister for the Public health and the Population: Bernard Lafay (PRS)
Minister for the War veterans and the War victims: Raymond Triboulet (URAS) (until October 6th, 1955), then (starting from October 20th, 1955) Vincent Badie (PRS)
Minister for the Moroccan and Tunisian Businesses: Pierre July (until October 20th, 1955)
Minister for the Merchant navy: Paul Antier (BEEN ABLE)
Minister for the postal and telecommunications authorities: Edouard Bonnefous (UDSR)

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