Government Pierre Mendès France

Chronology

June 12th: Fall of the Gouvernement Joseph Laniel (2).
June 18th: Beginning of the government Pierre Mendès France president of the Council.
July 20th: Peace agreement of fine Geneva putting at the war in Indo-China.
August 13rd: Vote special capacities with the government as regards economy to conclude the economic expansion.
August 30th: Rejection of the CED by the National Assembly.
November 30th: Vote of a constitutional “réformette”.

President of the Council and (until January 20th, 1955) Foreign Minister: Pierre Mendès France (PRS)

Secretary of State to the Presidency of the Council: Andre Bettencourt (CNIP)
Secretary of State to the Presidency of the Council and the Public office (starting from June 30th, 1954): Jean Masson (PRS) (until September 3rd, 1954, then by interim until November 12th, 1954)
Secretary of State to the Presidency of the Council, the Relations with the Assemblies and the Public office (starting from November 12th, 1954): Rene Billières (PRS)
Secretary of State to the Presidency of the Council (starting from November 12th, 1954): Andre Moynet (CNIP)
Secretary of State to the Scientific research and Technological advance: Henri Longchambon (PRS)
Secretary of State to Information (starting from January 20th, 1955): Georges Galy-Gasparrou (PRS)

Minister of state (starting from January 20th, 1955): Jean-Michel Guerin de Beaumont (CNIP)
Foreign Minister (starting from January 20th, 1955): Edgar Faure (PRS)

Secretary of foreign affairs: Jean-Michel Guerin de Beaumont (until September 3rd, 1954), then Roland de Moustier (CNIP)

Minister for Justice: Emile Hugues (PRS) (until September 3rd, 1954, resigner), then Jean-Michel Guerin de Beaumont (until January 20th, 1955), then Emmanuel Temple (CNIP)
Minister of Interior Department: François Mitterrand (UDSR)

Secretary of State inside (starting from September 4th, 1954): Joseph Conombo (until January 20th, 1955), then Henri Caillavet (PRS) (until January 25th, 1955)
Secretary of State inside (starting from January 20th, 1955): Raymond Mondon (ARS)

Minister for National defense and the Armed forces (until January 20th, 1955): Pierre Koenig (URAS) (until August 14th, 1954, resigner), then Emmanuel Temple (by interim until September 3rd, 1954), then (until January 20th, 1955)

Secretary of State to the War: Jacques Knight (URAS) (until January 20th, 1955)
Secretary of State to the Navy: Andre Monteil (MRP) (until September 3rd, 1954), then Henri Caillavet (until January 20th, 1955)
Secretary of State to the Air: Diomède Catroux (URAS) (until January 20th, 1955)

Minister for National defense (starting from January 20th, 1955): Jacques Knight
Minister for the Armed forces (starting from January 20th, 1955): Maurice Bourges-Maunoury (PRS)

Secretary of State to the Armament (starting from January 20th, 1955): Diomène Catroux

public Minister for Labor, Transport and Tourism: Jacques Chaban-Delmas (URAS) (until August 14th, 1954, resigner) then Maurice Bourges-Maunoury (by interim until September 3rd, 1954), then (again) Jacques Chaban-Delmas

Secretary of State at the postal and telecommunications authorities: Andre Bardon (ARS)
Secretary of State to the Civil aviation (starting from January 20th, 1955): Henri Fouquès-Duparc (URAS)

Minister for the Merchant navy (starting from January 20th, 1955): Raymond Schmittlein (URAS)
Minister for Finance, Economic affairs and Plan: Edgar Faure (PRS) (until January 20th, 1955), then Robert Buron (MRP)

Secretary of State to the Budget (until September 3rd, 1954): Henri Ulver (URAS)
Secretary of State to the Economic affairs and the Plan (until September 3rd, 1954): Henri Caillavet
Secretary of State to Finances and the Economic affairs (starting from September 3rd, 1954): Jean Gilbert-Jules (PRS)
Secretary of State to the Economic affairs, French Union (starting from January 20th, 1955): Joseph Conombo

Minister of Industry and Trade: Maurice Bourges-Maunoury (until September 3rd, 1954), then Henri Ulver

Secretary of State to the Trade (starting from November 12th, 1954): Philippe Monin (CNIP)

Minister of France of Overseas: Robert Buron (until January 20th, 1955), then Jean-Jacques Juglas (MRP)

Minister for Labor and Social security: Claudius-Small Eugene (UDSR) (until September 3rd, 1954), then Louis Aujoulat (MRP)
Minister for Housing and the Rebuilding: Maurice Lemaire (URAS) (until August 14th, 1954, resigner), then Claudius-Small Eugene (by interim until September 3rd, 1954), then Jacques Chaban-Delmas (until November 12th, 1954), then (again) Maurice Lemaire
Minister for the War veterans and the War victims: Emmanuel Temple (until September 3rd, 1954), then Jean Masson
Minister for the Public health and the Population: Louis Aujoulat (until September 3rd, 1954), then Andre Monteil
Minister, then (starting from September 2nd, 1954) Minister of state in charge of the Relations with the associated States: Guy the Room (PRS)
Minister for the Moroccan and Tunisian Businesses: Christian Fouchet (URAS)

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