Cabinet Pleven II

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René Pleven was Prime Minister between 1951 and 1952

The Pleven II cabinet was formed in France on August 11, 1951 by Prime Minister René Pleven during the tenure of President Vincent Auriol and replaced the Queuille III cabinet . On January 20, 1952, the cabinet was replaced by the Faure I cabinet . The cabinet included representatives of the Union démocratique et socialiste de la Résistance (UDSR), Parti radical valoisien (PRS), Center national des indépendants et paysans (CNI) and Mouvement républicain populaire (MRP).

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The Cabinet consisted of the following ministers:

Office Surname Beginning of the term of office Term expires
prime minister René Pleven August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister of State Henri Queuille August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister of State Maurice Petsche
Joseph Laniel 		August 11, 1951
October 4, 1951		 September 16, 1951
January 20, 1952
Minister of State, Minister for Relations with Associated States Jean Letourneau August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Vice Prime Minister Georges Bidault August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Vice Prime Minister René Mayer August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Keeper of the seal, Minister of Justice Edgar Faure August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Foreign minister Robert Schuman August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Interior minister Charles Brune August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for National Defense Georges Bidault August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Assistant Minister for National Defense Maurice Bourgès-Maunoury August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister of Finance and Economy René Mayer August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Budget Minister Pierre Courant August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for National Education André Marie August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for Public Works, Transport and Tourism Antoine Pinay August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for Industry and Trade Jean-Marie Louvel August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for Foreign Trade and External Economic Relations Pierre Pflimlin August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister of Agriculture Paul Antier
Camille Laurens 		August 11, 1951
November 21, 1951		 21st November
Minister for the Overseas Territories Louis Jacquinot August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for Labor and Social Security Paul Bacon August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for Reconstruction and Urban Planning Eugène Claudius-Petit August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for Veterans and War Victims Emmanuel Temple August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for Public Health and Population Paul Ribeyre August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Minister for Post, Telephony and Telegraphy Joseph Laniel
Roger Duchet 		August 11, 1951
October 4, 1951		 October 4, 1951
January 20, 1952
Minister for the Merchant Navy André Morice August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952
Information minister Robert Buron August 11, 1951 January 20, 1952

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