Dupong-Bodson Ministry

Dupong-Bodson Ministry

The Dupong-Bodson Ministry was the government of Luxembourg between 3 July 1951 and 23 December 1953, as of Prime Minister Pierre Dupong died.

Ministers

Name Party Office
Pierre Dupong CSV Prime Minister
Minister for Finances
Minister for Agriculture
Minister for War Damage
Joseph Bech CSV Minister for Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade
Minister for the Armed Forces
Pierre Frieden CSV Minister for National Education
Minister for Population and the Family
Minister for the Interior
Minister for Public Health
Minister for Religion, the Arts, and Science
Victor Bodson LSAP Minister for Justice
Minister for Public Works
Minister for Transport
Nicolas Biever LSAP Minister for Work, Social Security, Mines, and Social Assistance
Michel Rasquin LSAP Minister for Economic Affairs and Reconstruction
Source: Service Information et Presse
v · Pierre Dupong • Victor Bodson
Joseph Bech • Nicolas Biever • Pierre Frieden • Michel Rasquin
v · de la Fontaine • Willmar • Simons • de Tornaco • Servais • de Blochausen • Thilges • Eyschen • Mongenast • Loutsch • National Union Government • Kauffman • Reuter • Prüm • Bech • Dupong-Krier • Government in Exile • Liberation Government • National Union Government • Dupong-Schaus • Dupong-Bodson • Bech-Bodson • Frieden • Werner-Schaus I • Werner-Cravatte • Werner-Schaus II • Thorn • Werner-Thorn • Werner-Flesch • Santer-Poos I • Santer-Poos II • Santer-Poos III • Juncker-Poos • Juncker-Polfer • Juncker-Asselborn I • Juncker-Asselborn II Flag of Luxembourg

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