Pierre-Etienne Flandin

Pierre-Etienne Flandin , born the April 12th 1889 with Paris, dead the June 13rd 1958 with Saint-Jean-Cape-Ferrat (the Alpes-Maritimes), was a lawyer and Politician French, a long time president of the democratic Alliance.

He was the son of Etienne Flandin (1853-1922), magistrate and itself lawyer and politician.

He exerted the functions of President of the Council of the ministers (Third Republic) then those of chief of the government (Régime of Vichy):

of the November 8th 1934 with the May 31st 1935: to see Government Pierre-Etienne Flandin (1)
succédant with Gaston Doumergue (2 {{E}} government), and itself being replaced by Fernand Bouisson (government Bouisson),
of the December 14th 1940 with the February 9th 1941: to see Government Pierre-Etienne Flandin (2)
succédant with Pierre Laval (5 {{E}} government), and itself being replaced by the admiral Darlan (government Darlan).

Député Yonne of 1914 to 1942
will find all the same, in 1954, its seat of general adviser and will die, in 1958

Governmental functions

Under-secretary of State to Aeronautics and Air transports in the Government Alexandre Millerand (1) from January 20th to February 18th, 1920
Under-secretary of State to Aeronautics and Air transports in the Government Alexandre Millerand (2) from February 19th to September 24th, 1920
Under-secretary of State to Aeronautics and Air transports in the Government Georges Leygues from September 24th, 1920 to January 16th, 1921
Minister Commercial, Industry, Stations and Telegraphs in the Government Frederic François-Marsal from June 9th to 14th 1924
Minister Commercial and Industry in the Government Andre Tardieu (1) from November 3rd, 1929 to February 21st, 1930
Minister of Trade and Industry in the Gouvernement Andre Tardieu (2) from March 2nd to December 13rd, 1930
Minister for Finance of the Gouvernement Pierre Laval (1) from January 27th to June 13rd, 1931
Minister for Finance of the Gouvernement Pierre Laval (2) from June 13rd, 1931 to January 14th, 1932
Minister for Finance of the Gouvernement Pierre Laval (3) from January 14th to February 20th, 1932
Minister for Finance of the Gouvernement Andre Tardieu (3) from February 20th to June 3rd, 1932
Public Minister for Labor in the Gouvernement Gaston Doumergue (2) from February 9th to November 8th, 1934
President of the Council from November 8th, 1934 to June 1st, 1935
Minister of state of the Government Pierre Laval (4) from June 7th, 1935 to January 24th, 1936
Foreign Minister of the Government Albert Sarraut (2) from January 24th to June 4th, 1936

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