Raymond Marcellin

Raymond Marcellin , born the August 19th 1914 with Sézanne (the Marne), deceased the September 8th 2004 with Paris, was a Politician French.

Biography

Political career

Professor and general secretary of the Institute of corporative studies, it was decorated with the Ordre of francisque the by the marshal Pétain. Lawyer with the Court of Appeal of Paris in 1945, it was several times under-secretary of State, Secretary of State under the IVe République, general secretary of the National center of Independent (CNI), several times minister under the Fifth Republic.

It was condemned to have had an employee of not declared house. He was victim of the “gang of the saucissonneurs” in his Parisian apartment.

The ministry for the Interior

Minister of Interior Department of the May 31st 1968 with the February 27th 1974, it succeeded Christian Fouchet at this station following the events of May 1968. The general de Gaulle greeted her arrival by the sentence “Finally Fouché, truth”, in reference to the very authoritative Minister for the police force of the Directoire.

Marcellin was several times crunched by the caricaturists under the features of a CRS, because of his contentions with the movements gauchists, consecutive with the events of May 1968. He gained there also the nickname of “Raymond the bludgeon. ”

June 12th, 1968, it made dissolve 12 movements of extreme-left. The October 31st 1968, it made pronounce by the Council of Ministers the dissolution of Occident, movement of Extrême right-hand side, then, the June 28th 1973, the simultaneous dissolution of the communist Ligue (extreme-left) and of the movement new Ordre (extreme-right-hand side).

In 1972, it Co-signed circulars which subordinated the delivery of a Residence permit to obtaining a Work contract and of a decent housing. These circulars reflect fine with the automatic regularizations. Marking a stage in the hardening of the immigration policy French, they were also the subject of the first “without-paper” demonstrations and last being softened.

It was at the origin of listenings of the Canard connected . The December 3rd 1973, of the agents of the Direction of the monitoring of the territory, disguised as plumbers, were surprised installing a micro spy in the offices of the famous satiric weekly, which was the cause of its resignation.

Governmental functions

Under-secretary of State inside the Government Henri Queuille (1) (from September 11th, 1948 to October 28th, 1949)
Under-secretary of State to the Industry and the Trade of the Government Georges Bidault (2) (from October 29th, 1949 to February 17th, 1950)
Secretary of State to the Industry and the Trade of the Government Georges Bidault (2) (from February 17th to July 2nd, 1950)
Secretary of State to the Presidency of the Council of the Government Edgar Faure (1) (from January 20th to March 8th, 1952)
Secretary of State to the Presidency of the Council of the Government Antoine Pinay (from March 8th, 1952 to January 8th, 1953)
Secretary of State to the Public office and the Administrative reform of the Strong Felix Government (from November 11th, 1957 to May 14th, 1958)
Minister for the Public health and Population of the Government Georges Pompidou (1) (from May 16th to November 28th, 1962)
Minister for the Public health and Population of the Government Georges Pompidou (2) (from December 6th, 1962 to January 8th, 1966)
Minister of Industry of the Government Georges Pompidou (3) (from January 8th, 1966 to April 6th, 1967)
Deputy secretary, near the Prime Minister, in charge with the Plan and the Town and country planning of the Government Georges Pompidou (4) (of April 6th, 1967 with May 31st, 1968)
Minister of Interior Department of the Gouvernement Georges Pompidou (5) (from May 31st to July 10th, 1968)
Minister of Interior Department of the Gouvernement Maurice Broods of Murville (from July 12th, 1968 to June 20th, 1969)
Minister of Interior Department of the Gouvernement Jacques Chaban-Delmas (from June 22nd, 1969 to July 6th, 1972)
Minister of Interior Department of the Gouvernement Pierre Messmer (1) (from July 6th, 1972 to April 2nd, 1973)
Minister of Interior Department of the Gouvernement Pierre Messmer (2) (from April 5th, 1973 to February 27th, 1974)
Ministre of Agriculture and Rural development of the Gouvernement Pierre Messmer (3) (of March 1st with May 28th, 1974)

Mandates

Mayor of Valves of 1965 to 1977
Appointed Morbihan of 1946 with 1974 and of 1981 with 1997
Senator of the Morbihan of 1974 with 1981
General adviser of the Canton of Sarzeau of 1953 to 1998
President of the General advice of Morbihan of 1964 to 1998
President of the District council of Brittany of 1978 to 1986. Elected official on September 18th, 1978.

Work written

Raymond Marcellin, importunes It truth - Ten years after May 68, a Minister of Interior Department speaks , Éditions Plon, Paris, 1978.

External bonds

Radioscopy of Raymond Marcellin Ina Files Tele
historical Database of the site of the National Assembly on Raymond Marcellin

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