Robert-Andre Vivien

Robert-Andre Vivien , born on February 22nd, 1923 with Saint-Mandé in the the Valley-of-Marne and deceased on May 8th, 1995 with Saint-Mandé, was a French Politician, appointed the Valley-of-Marne.

Biography

Old very young person FFI, then later volunteer in the French Forces in the war of Korea in 1950, this fighter will be a very faithful gaullist and pompidolien, during 48 years of political life. He will support Jacques Chaban-Delmas in 1974 and will be the first in the Valley-of-Marne, and a long time one of only, to support Jacques Chirac in 1995. Its official funerals with the Invalids will be the first official exit of the president Jacques Chirac.

He was one of the principal craftsmen of the foundation of the " National association of Old of the French Forces of the O.N.U and the Regiment of Corée" (A.N.A.F.F.ONU & R.C.)

In the same way, it was one of the founding members and the first president of the " ''' Association France-Korea ''' " May 10th, 1976

Mandates

Député (UNR, UDR then RPR) of the the Valley-of-Marne of 1962 to 1995 (9 times elected or re-elected)
President of the committee of supply of 1978 to 1981
General adviser of the Seine then Val de Marne of 1959 to 1982 when it leaves its place to Patrick Beaudouin which will succeed to him the Town hall of Saint-Mandé in 1995 then as appointed (after a mandate as temporary of Michel Giraud)
Regional adviser of island of France
Secretary of State to the Housing from June 20th, 1969 to July 5th, 1972 (one owes him the end of the Bidonville S and the creation of the ANAH)
Mayor of Saint-Mandé elected in 1983 against Olivier Murcier, re-elected in 1989, until its death in 1995 (it had before been elected city council man on the list of the senator-mayor Jean Bertaud of 1947 to 1965).

Anecdotes

Robert-Andre Vivien was famous for his, word flashes of wit of humor, and Calembour S (sometimes embarrassing) with the National Assembly whose celebrates it “finally Mister the Minister, harden your sex, heu forgiveness, your text” at the time of a parliamentary debate on the classification of the films X.
Robert-Andre Vivien is deceased the day of the election of his/her friend Jacques Chirac with the presidential election of 1995. The new president paid to him a homage military in the court of the Invalides after his taking of.
most of the Herbillon Avenue in Saint-Mandé was renamed Avenue Robert-Andre-Vivien to pay homage to him.

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