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Paul Van Zeeland

Belgian lawyer, economist, Catholic politician and statesman (1893-1973).

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Place of Birth

Soignies

Occupation

Economist
Politician
Lawyer
Diplomat
Jurist

Place of Death

City of Brussels

Country of Citizenship

Belgium

Date of Birth

11/11/1893

Date of Death

9/22/1973

Member of Political Party

Catholic Party

Instance Of

Human

Position Held

Prime Minister of Belgium
(3/25/1935 - 11/24/1937)
Replaces
:
Georges Theunis
Replaced By
:
Paul-Émile Janson
Start Time
: 3/25/1935
End Time
: 11/24/1937
Member of the Chamber of Representatives of Belgium
(4/11/1937 - 4/2/1939)
Start Time
: 4/11/1937
End Time
: 4/2/1939
Co-Opted Senator
(3/14/1946 - 1/31/1956)
Start Time
: 3/14/1946
End Time
: 1/31/1956
Minister of Foreign Affairs in Belgium
(3/25/1935 - 6/13/1936)
Start Time
: 3/25/1935
End Time
: 6/13/1936
Minister of Foreign Affairs in Belgium
(8/11/1949 - 4/23/1954)
Start Time
: 8/11/1949
End Time
: 4/23/1954
Belgian Minister of Foreign Trade
(3/25/1935 - 6/13/1936)
Replaces
:
Paul Hymans
Replaced By
:
Paul-Henri Spaak
Member of Cabinet
:
Van Zeeland I Government
Start Time
: 3/25/1935
End Time
: 6/13/1936

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Given Name

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Guillaume
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Educated At

Princeton University
Catholic University of Leuven
Academic Degree
:
Doctor
Academic Major
:
Rights

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Sex or Gender

Male

Described by Source

Obálky Knih
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Native Language

French

Noble Title

Burgrave
(7/31/1963 - )
Start Time
: 7/31/1963

Family Name

Van Zeeland

Award Received

Minister of State
(7/21/1948)
Point in Time
: 7/21/1948

Name in Native Language

Paul Van Zeeland

Member Of

Académie Des Beaux-Arts
American Philosophical Society
(1942 - )
Start Time
: 1942
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