Cabinet Marie

The Marie cabinet was formed in France on July 26, 1948 by Prime Minister André Marie during the tenure of President Vincent Auriol and replaced the Schuman I cabinet . On September 5, 1948, the cabinet was replaced by the Schuman II cabinet . The cabinet included representatives from Parti radical valoisien (PRS), Section française de l'Internationale ouvrière (SFIO), Mouvement républicain populaire (MRP) and Républicains indépendants (RI).

minister

The Cabinet consisted of the following ministers:

Office	Surname	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
prime minister	André Marie	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Vice Prime Minister	Léon Blum	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Vice Prime Minister	Pierre-Henri Teitgen	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister of State	Paul Ramadier	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister of State	Henri Queuille	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Keeper of the seal, Minister of Justice	Robert Lecourt	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Foreign minister	Robert Schuman	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Interior minister	Jules Moch	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister of Finance and Economy	Paul Reynaud	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister for National Defense	René Mayer	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister for National Education	Yvon Delbos	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister for Public Works and Transport	Christian Pineau	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister for Industry and Trade	Robert Lacoste	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister of Agriculture	Pierre Pflimlin	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister for the Overseas Territories	Paul Coste-Floret	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister for Labor and Social Security	Daniel Mayer	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister for Reconstruction and Urban Planning	René Coty	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister for Veterans and War Victims	André Maroselli	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948
Minister for Public Health and Population	Pierre Schneiter	July 26, 1948	September 5, 1948