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Rudolf De Korte
Rudolf Willem De Korte
Dutch politician (1936-2020).
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Rudolf De Korte
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Member of Political Party
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Occupation
Politician
Banker
Position Held
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
(12/22/1977 - 3/12/1986)
Minister of Economic Affairs
(7/14/1986 - 11/7/1989)
Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations
(3/12/1986 - 7/14/1986)
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
(6/3/1986 - 7/14/1986)
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
(9/14/1989 - 9/1/1995)
Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands
(7/14/1986 - 11/7/1989)
Educated At
Leiden University
Harvard Business School
Cranfield University
Date of Birth
7/8/1936
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Male
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Country of Citizenship
Place of Birth
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Date of Death
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Spouse
Rudolf
Kingdom of the Netherlands
The Hague
Leiden University
1/9/2020
Wassenaar
De Korte
1994 Dutch General Election
Represents
:
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Candidate Position
:
8
Votes Received
:
7,311
1989 Dutch General Election
Votes Received
:
4,699
Dutch
Karin De Korte-Munk
(1966 - )
Start Time
:
1966
Parliamentary Group
:
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Start Time
:
12/22/1977
End Time
:
3/12/1986
Replaces
:
Gijs Van Aardenne
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Lubbers Cabinet
Replaced By
:
Koos Andriessen
Start Time
:
7/14/1986
End Time
:
11/7/1989
Replaces
:
Frits Korthals Altes
Member of Cabinet
:
First Lubbers Cabinet
Replaced By
:
Kees Van Dijk
Start Time
:
3/12/1986
End Time
:
7/14/1986
Parliamentary Group
:
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Start Time
:
6/3/1986
End Time
:
7/14/1986
Parliamentary Group
:
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Start Time
:
9/14/1989
End Time
:
9/1/1995
Replaces
:
Gijs Van Aardenne
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Lubbers Cabinet
Replaced By
:
Wim Kok
Start Time
:
7/14/1986
End Time
:
11/7/1989