Pierre-Henri Teitgen

Biography

Fact prisoner of war in 1940, it plays a big role in the Résistance. Deputy MRP of Ille-et-Vilaine of 1945 to 1958. It chaired the Popular Republican movement (started from tendency Christian-Democrat) of 1952 to 1956.

It is many times ministers in the governments of the IVe République. Although member of the constitutional Advisory committee in 1958, it becomes critical at the place of the policy of De Gaulle. He supports the attempt at candidature of Gaston Defferre in 1964-1965. In September 1976, it is named judge with the European Cour of the human rights.

He is the father of Francis Teitgen and the son of Henri Teitgen, former editor association of the regional newspaper the West-Flash .

Governmental functions

Ministre for the Information of the Gouvernement Charles de Gaulle (1) (from September 10th, 1944 to May 30th, 1945) Il is one of the founders of the newspaper Le Monde .
Minister for the Justice of the government Charles de Gaulle (1) (from June 30th to November 2nd, 1945)
Ministre for the Justice of the Gouvernement Charles de Gaulle (2) (from November 2nd, 1945 to January 20th, 1946)
Ministre for the Justice of the Gouvernement Felix Gouin (from January 26th to June 24th, 1946)
Ministre for the Justice of the Gouvernement Georges Bidault (1) (from June 24th to December 16th, 1946) Il has the role the organization of the lawsuits of the partisans of Vichy and the collaborators with the German occupant.
Minister of state, Vice-president of the Council of the Government Paul Ramadier (1) (from May 4th to October 22nd, 1947)
Minister for the Armed forces of the Government Paul Ramadier (2) (from October 22nd to November 24th, 1947)
Minister for the Armed forces of the Government Robert Schuman (1) (from November 24th, 1947 to July 26th, 1948)
Vice-president of the Council of the Government Andre Marie (from July 26th to September 5th, 1948)
Minister of state in charge of the Information of the Government Georges Bidault (2) (from October 29th, 1949 to July 2nd, 1950)
Vice-president of the Council of the Government Joseph Laniel (1) from June 28th, 1953 to June 12th, 1954
Minister of France of Overseas Government Edgar Faure (2) (from February 23rd, 1955 to February 1st, 1956)

Decorations

Large Officer of the Legion of Honor
Large Companion of the Release
Cross of the National order of the Merit
Military Cross 1939-45
Medal of Resistance
Medal of the Escaped prisoners

Publications

the application of the Community legislation by the French jurisdictions , Brussels, 1965
Course of European administrative law , Paris, 1970
Course of institutional right Community. Structure and operation of the communities , Paris, 1976
Origins, objectives and nature of the European Communities , Paris, 1978

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