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Maurice Schumann

French politician (1911-1998).

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Place of Death

Paris

Place of Birth

16th Arrondissement of Paris

Award Received

Knight of the Legion of Honour
Croix De Guerre 1939–1945
Companion of the Liberation
Concours Général
Grand Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta
Q3405831
(1984)
Point in Time
: 1984
Q3404958
(1978)
Point in Time
: 1978

Occupation

Politician
Diplomat
Bridge Player
Writer
Journalist

Country of Citizenship

France

Member of Political Party

Union of Democrats for the Republic
Rally for the Republic
Popular Republican Movement

Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

4/10/1911

Date of Death

2/9/1998

Member Of

Académie Française
(3/7/1974 - 2/9/1998)
Replaces
:
Wladimir D'Ormesson
Replaced By
:
Pierre Messmer
Start Time
: 3/7/1974
End Time
: 2/9/1998
Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe

Given Name

Maurice

Position Held

Member of the French National Assembly
Senator of the French Fifth Republic
President
(1973 - 1974)
Replaces
:
Maurice Druon
Replaced By
:
Henri Queffélec
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Association Des Lauréats Du Concours Général
Start Time
: 1973
End Time
: 1974
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(7/5/1972 - 3/15/1973)
Replaces
:
Maurice Schumann
Replaced By
:
André Bettencourt
Member of Cabinet
:
First Messmer Government
Start Time
: 7/5/1972
End Time
: 3/15/1973
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(6/20/1969 - 7/5/1972)
Replaces
:
Michel Debré
Replaced By
:
Maurice Schumann
Member of Cabinet
:
Chaban-Delmas Government
Start Time
: 6/20/1969
End Time
: 7/5/1972
Representative of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
(8/13/1949 - 11/26/1951)
Represents
:
France
Start Time
: 8/13/1949
End Time
: 11/26/1951
President
(1984 - 1998)
Replaces
:
Gaston Palewski
Replaced By
:
Pierre-Jean Rémy
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Marcel Proust's Friends Society
Start Time
: 1984
End Time
: 1998
Seat 13 of the Académie Française
(3/7/1974 - 2/9/1998)
Replaces
:
Wladimir D'Ormesson
Replaced By
:
Pierre Messmer
Series Ordinal
:19
Start Time
: 3/7/1974
End Time
: 2/9/1998

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Work Location

Paris

Educated At

Lycée Janson-De-Sailly
Lycée Henri-IV
Paris-Sorbonne University - Paris IV

Family Name

Schumann

Religion or Worldview

Catholicism

Pronunciation Audio

Place of Burial

Q110331423

Sex or Gender

Male

Sport

Contract Bridge

Different From

Maurice Schuhmann
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