Dupong-Schaus-Bodson government

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Pierre Dupong was Prime Minister of Luxembourg between 1937 and 1953 .

The Dupong-Schaus-Bodson government (alternative name: Dupong VII government (1948 to 1951) and Dupong VIII government (1951 to 1953)) was founded in Luxembourg by Prime Minister Pierre Dupong of the Chrëschtlech Sozial Vollekspartei (CSV) after the chamber election in 1948 on 14. Formed July 1948. The government included representatives of the Chrëschtlech Sozial Vollekspartei (CSV) and the Groupement Démocratique (GD). After the 1951 chamber election , the government was reshuffled on July 3, 1951. This reshaped government then included representatives of the Chrëschtlech Sozial Vollekspartei (CSV) and the Lëtzebuerger Sozialistesch Aarbechterpartei (LSAP). It replaced the Dupong-Schaus government and remained in office until Prime Minister Dupong's death on December 23, 1953, after which the former Prime Minister Joseph Bech formed the Bech-Bodson government.

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Cabinet Dupong VII (1948 to 1951)

The following ministers were members of the government:

Office Official Political party Beginning of the term of office Term expires
Prime Minister , Minister of State Pierre Dupong CSV July 14, 1948 3rd July 1951
Finance Minister and Defense Minister Pierre Dupong CSV July 14, 1948 3rd July 1951
Minister for Labor, Social Welfare and Mining Pierre Dupong CSV July 14, 1948 3rd July 1951
Foreign Minister and Foreign Trade Minister Joseph Bech CSV July 14, 1948 3rd July 1951
Minister of Justice and Minister of the Interior Eugène Schaus GD July 14, 1948 3rd July 1951
Minister for Public Health and War Damage Alphonse Osch GD July 14, 1948 3rd July 1951
Minister of Public Works and Minister of Transport Robert Schaffner GD July 14, 1948 3rd July 1951
Minister of Education and Minister of Social Assistance Pierre peace CSV July 14, 1948 3rd July 1951
Minister of Economy and Minister of Agriculture Aloyse Hentgen
François Simon 		CSV
CSV		 July 14, 1948
September 2, 1950		 September 2, 1950
July 3, 1951

Cabinet Dupong VIII (1951 to 1953)

The following ministers were members of the government:

Office Official Political party Beginning of the term of office Term expires
Prime Minister , Finance Minister Pierre Dupong CSV 3rd July 1951 December 23, 1953 (†)
Minister of Agriculture and Minister for War Damage Pierre Dupong CSV 3rd July 1951 December 29, 1953
Foreign Minister and Foreign Trade Minister Joseph Bech CSV 3rd July 1951 December 29, 1953
Defense Minister and Minister for Viticulture Joseph Bech CSV 3rd July 1951 December 29, 1953
Minister of Education and Minister of the Interior Pierre peace CSV 3rd July 1951 December 29, 1953
Minister for Family and Public Health Pierre peace CSV 3rd July 1951 December 29, 1953
Minister of Justice, Minister of Public Works and Minister of Transport Victor Bodson LSAP 3rd July 1951 December 29, 1953
Minister for Labor, Social Security and Mining Nicolas Biever LSAP 3rd July 1951 December 29, 1953
Minister for Social Welfare Nicolas Biever LSAP 3rd July 1951 December 29, 1953
Minister for Economy and Reconstruction Michel Rasquin LSAP 3rd July 1951 December 29, 1953

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