Faure I cabinet

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Edgar Faure was Prime Minister in 1952

The Faure I cabinet was formed in France on January 20, 1952 by Prime Minister Edgar Faure during the tenure of President Vincent Auriol and replaced the Pleven II cabinet . On March 8, 1952, the cabinet was replaced by the Pinay cabinet . The cabinet included representatives from Parti radical valoisien (PRS), Mouvement républicain populaire (MRP), Union démocratique et socialiste de la Résistance (UDSR) and Center national des indépendants et paysans (CNIP).

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The Cabinet consisted of the following ministers:

Office Surname Beginning of the term of office Term expires
prime minister Edgar Faure January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Vice Prime Minister Henri Queuille January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Vice Prime Minister Georges Bidault January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister of State Henri Queuille January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister of State François Mitterrand January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister of State Joseph Laniel January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister of State, Minister for Relations with Associated States Jean Letourneau January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Vice Prime Minister, Minister for the Council of Europe Pierre Pflimlin January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Keeper of the seal, Minister of Justice Léon Martinaud-Déplat January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Foreign minister Robert Schuman January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Interior minister Charles Brune January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for National Defense Georges Bidault January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Finance minister Edgar Faure January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Economics Minister Robert Buron January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Budget Minister Pierre Courant January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for National Education André Marie January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for Public Works, Transport and Tourism Antoine Pinay January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for Industry and Energy Jean-Marie Louvel January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister of Commerce Edouard Bonnefous January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister of Agriculture Camille Laurens January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for the Overseas Territories Louis Jacquinot January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for Labor and Social Security Paul Bacon January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for Reconstruction and Urban Planning Eugène Claudius-Petit January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for Veterans and War Victims Emmanuel Temple January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for Public Health and Population Paul Ribeyre January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for Post, Telephony and Telegraphy Roger Duchet January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for the Merchant Navy André Morice January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Information minister Paul Coste-Floret January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952
Minister for Arms Coordination Maurice Bourgès-Maunoury January 20, 1952 March 8, 1952

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