Van Acker II government

The Van Acker II government was formed as the 50th government on August 2, 1945 in Belgium by Prime Minister Achille Van Acker of the Socialist Party (PSB-BSP) and replaced the Van Acker I government . She was in office until March 13, 1946, when it was replaced by the Spaak II government. The cabinet comprised five ministers from the Socialist Party, six from the Liberal Party (PL-LP), two from the Communist Party (PCB-KPB), two from the Union Démocratique Belge (UDB) and three non-party technocrats .

minister

The Cabinet consisted of the following ministers:

Office	Surname	Political party	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
prime minister	Achille Van Acker	PSB-BSP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister for Hard Coal	Achille Van Acker	PSB-BSP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Foreign minister	Paul-Henri Spaak	PSB-BSP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister for Foreign Trade	Paul-Henri Spaak	PSB-BSP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister of Justice	Marcel Grégoire	UDB	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Interior minister	Adolphe Van Glabbeke	PL-LP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister for Public Health	Albert Marteaux	PCB-KPB	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister for Public Education	Auguste Buisseret	PL-LP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Finance minister	Franz De Voghel	Non-party	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister of Agriculture	René Lefebvre	PL-LP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister for Public Works	Herman Vos	PSB-BSP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Economics Minister	Albert De Smaele	Non-party	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister for Labor and Social Welfare	Léon-Éli Troclet	PSB-BSP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister for Transport and Communication	Ernest Rongvaux	PSB-BSP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Defense Minister	Léon Mundeleer	PL-LP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Colonial minister	Robert Godding	PL-LP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister of Supply	Edgard Lalmand	PCB-KPB	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister for War Victims	Adrien van den Branden de Reeth	Non-party	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister for War Damage	Jacques Basyn	UDB	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946
Minister with no portfolio	Paul Kronacker	PL-LP	08/02/1945	March 13, 1946