Huysmans government

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The Huysmans government was in office in Belgium from August 2, 1946 to March 13, 1947. When Justice Minister Van Glabbeke was accused of obstructing proceedings against a company accused of economic collaboration with the German occupation, the Van government turned itself in Acker III behind the Minister of Justice to prevent a vote of no confidence against him. The government lost the following vote of confidence in parliament with 79 votes to 78. The new government of the socialist Camille Huysmans , like its predecessor, included the socialists ( PSB-BSP ), the liberals ( PL-LP ) and the communists ( PCB-KPB ). Huysman's government was broken up over a conflict over coal prices and the government's stance on mining companies that led to the resignation of communist ministers.

cabinet

Office Official Political party Beginning of the term of office Term expires
prime minister Camille Huysmans PSB-BSP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Foreign minister Paul-Henri Spaak PSB-BSP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Interior minister Auguste Buisseret PL-LP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister for Health and Family Albert Marteaux PCB-KPB August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister of Education Herman Vos PSB-BSP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister of Agriculture René Lefebvre PL-LP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister for Public Works Jean Borremans PCB-KPB August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister for Labor and Social Affairs Léon-Eli Troclet PSB-BSP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister of Communication Ernest Rongvaux PSB-BSP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Defense Minister Raoul de Fraiteur independent August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Colonial minister Robert Godding PL-LP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister of Supply Edgard Lalmand PCB-KPB August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister for Imports Paul Kronacker PL-LP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Budget Minister Jules Merlot PSB-BSP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister for Reconstruction Jean Terfve PCB-KPB August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister of Justice Albert Lilar PL-LP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Finance minister Jean Vauthier independent August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Economics Minister Henri Liebaert PL-LP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947
Minister for National Re-Equipment Paul De Groote PSB-BSP August 2, 1946 March 13, 1947

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Patrick Dumont, Lieven De Winter, Régis Dandoy: Démissions gouvernementales et performances électorales des majorités sortantes (1946-1999) . In: Courrier hebdomadaire du CRISP . tape 17 , no. 1722 , 2001, ISSN  0008-9664 , p. 25 , doi : 10.3917 / cris.1722.0005 (French).

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