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Dries Van Agt
Andreas Antonius Maria Van Agt
Dutch politician.
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Statements about
Dries Van Agt
Place of Birth
Geldrop
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Member of Political Party
Catholic People's Party
Christian Democratic Appeal
( - 6/21/2021)
End Time
:
6/21/2021
Sex or Gender
Male
Occupation
Lawyer
Politician
Diplomat
University Teacher
Peace Activist
Country of Citizenship
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Position Held
11 items
Prime Minister of the Netherlands
(12/19/1977 - 11/4/1982)
Replaces
:
Joop Den Uyl
Replaced By
:
Ruud Lubbers
Member of Cabinet
:
First Van Agt Cabinet
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Van Agt Cabinet
Member of Cabinet
:
Third Van Agt Cabinet
End Time
:
11/4/1982
Start Time
:
12/19/1977
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
(9/16/1982 - 6/16/1983)
Parliamentary Group
:
Christian Democratic Appeal
End Time
:
6/16/1983
Start Time
:
9/16/1982
Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands
(5/11/1973 - 9/8/1977)
Replaces
:
Roelof Nelissen
Replaced By
:
Wilhelm Friedrich De Gaay Fortman
Member of Cabinet
:
Den Uyl Cabinet
End Time
:
9/8/1977
Start Time
:
5/11/1973
Minister of Justice and Security
(7/6/1971 - 9/8/1977)
Replaces
:
Carel Polak
Replaced By
:
Wilhelm Friedrich De Gaay Fortman
Member of Cabinet
:
Den Uyl Cabinet
Member of Cabinet
:
First Biesheuvel Cabinet
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Biesheuvel Cabinet
End Time
:
9/8/1977
Start Time
:
7/6/1971
Minister of Foreign Affairs
(5/29/1982 - 11/4/1982)
Member of Cabinet
:
Third Van Agt Cabinet
End Time
:
11/4/1982
Start Time
:
5/29/1982
Ambassador of the European Union to Japan
(1/1/1987 - 1/1/1990)
Replaces
:
Laurens Jan Brinkhorst
End Time
:
1/1/1990
Start Time
:
1/1/1987
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
(1/23/1973 - 4/22/1973)
Parliamentary Group
:
Catholic People's Party
End Time
:
4/22/1973
Start Time
:
1/23/1973
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
(6/8/1977 - 12/19/1977)
Parliamentary Group
:
Christian Democratic Appeal
End Time
:
12/19/1977
Start Time
:
6/8/1977
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
(6/10/1981 - 9/8/1981)
Parliamentary Group
:
Christian Democratic Appeal
End Time
:
9/8/1981
Start Time
:
6/10/1981
King's Commissioner of North Brabant
(6/16/1983 - 4/1/1987)
End Time
:
4/1/1987
Start Time
:
6/16/1983
Minister of General Affairs
(12/19/1977 - 11/4/1982)
Replaces
:
Joop Den Uyl
Replaced By
:
Ruud Lubbers
Member of Cabinet
:
First Van Agt Cabinet
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Van Agt Cabinet
Member of Cabinet
:
Third Van Agt Cabinet
End Time
:
11/4/1982
Start Time
:
12/19/1977
Date of Birth
2/2/1931
Educated At
Radboud University
Academic Degree
:
Master of Laws
Instance Of
Human
Given Name
Dries
Employer
Radboud University
Kyoto University
Ritsumeikan University
Kwansei Gakuin University
Radboud University
(1968 - 1971)
Part Of
:
Faculteit Der Rechtsgeleerdheid
Position Held
:
Dutch Ordinary Professor
End Time
:
1971
Start Time
:
1968
Religion or Worldview
Catholicism
Relative
Hans Van Agt
Kinship to Subject
:
Male First Cousin
Toon Van Agt
Kinship to Subject
:
Uncle
Pronunciation Audio
Residence
Nijmegen
Field of Work
International Relations
Official Website
http://www.driesvanagt.nl
Significant Event
Menten Case
Name in Native Language
Dries van Agt
Award Received
Grand Cross of the Order of Orange-Nassau
Eremedaille Voor Voortvarendheid en Vernuft
(9/19/1974)
Point in Time
:
9/19/1974
Honorary Citizen of North-Brabant
(1987)
Point in Time
:
1987
Order of Jerusalem
(2021)
Point in Time
:
2021
Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic
(1980)
Point in Time
:
1980
Spouse
Eugenie Van Agt-Krekelberg
(1958 - 2/5/2024)
End Cause
:
Death of Subject's Spouse
End Time
:
2/5/2024
Start Time
:
1958
Audio
Candidacy in Election
1982 Dutch General Election
Represents
:
Christian Democratic Appeal
Candidate Number
:
1
1981 Dutch General Election
Represents
:
Christian Democratic Appeal
Candidate Number
:
1
1977 Dutch General Election
Represents
:
Christian Democratic Appeal
Candidate Number
:
1
Date of Death
2/5/2024
Manner of Death
Duo Euthanasia
Place of Death
Nijmegen
Family Name
Van Agt
Number of Children
3
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Dutch
Birth Name
Andreas Antonius Maria van Agt
Father
Franciscus Van Agt
Mother
Anna Frencken
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