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Philippe Pétain - Pétain's First Government 16 June - 12 July 1940. Philippe Pétain - President of the Council Camille Chautemps - Vice President of the Council Paul Baudoin - Minister of Foreign Affairs Maxime Weygand - Minister of National Defense Louis Colson - Minister of War Charles Pomaret - Minister of the Interior Yves Bouthillier - Minister of Finance and Commerce André Février - Minister of Labour Charles Frémicourt - Mi ...

Philippe Pétain: Encyclopedia II - Philippe Pétain - Lists of the successive Pétain governments until 1942

Philippe Pétain - Lists of the successive Pétain governments until 1942

Philippe Pétain - Pétain's First Government 16 June - 12 July 1940

Philippe Pétain - President of the Council
Camille Chautemps - Vice President of the Council
Paul Baudoin - Minister of Foreign Affairs
Maxime Weygand - Minister of National Defense
Louis Colson - Minister of War
Charles Pomaret - Minister of the Interior
Yves Bouthillier - Minister of Finance and Commerce
André Février - Minister of Labour
Charles Frémicourt - Minister of Justice
François Darlan - Minister of Military and Merchant Marine
Bertrand Pujo - Minister of Air
Albert Rivaud - Minister of National Education
Jean Ybarnegaray - Minister of French Family and Veterans
Albert Chichery - Minister of Agriculture and Supply
Albert Rivière - Minister of Colonies
Ludovic-Oscar Frossard - Minister of Public Works and Transmissions

Changes

23 June - Adrien Marquet and Pierre Laval enter the Cabinet as Ministers of State
27 June 1940 - Adrien Marquet succeeds Pomaret as Minister of the Interior. André Février succeeds Frossard as Minister of Transmissions. Frossard remains Minister of Public Works. Charles Pomaret succeeds Février as Minister of Labour.

Philippe Pétain - Pétain's Second Government 12 July - 6 September 1940

Philippe Pétain - Head of State and President of the Council
Pierre Laval - Vice President of the Council
Paul Baudoin - Minister of Foreign Affairs
Maxime Weygand - Minister of National Defense
Louis Colson - Minister of War
Adrien Marquet - Minister of the Interior
Yves Bouthillier - Minister of Finance
René Belin - Minister of Industrial Production and Labour
Raphaël Alibert - Minister of Justice
François Darlan - Minister of Marine
Bertrand Pujo - Minister of Aviation
Émile Miraud - Minister of Public Instruction
Pierre Caziot - Minister of Agriculture and Supply
Henry Lémery - Minister of Colonies
Jean Ybarnegaray - Minister of Youth and Family
François Piétri - Minister of Communication

Philippe Pétain - Pétain's Third Government 6 September 1940 - 25 February 1941

Philippe Pétain - Head of State and President of the Council
Pierre Laval - Vice President of the Council
Paul Baudoin - Minister of Foreign Affairs
Charles Huntziger - Minister of National Defense
Marcel Peyrouton - Minister of the Interior
Yves Bouthillier - Minister of Finance
René Belin - Minister of Industrial Production and Labour
Raphaël Alibert - Minister of Justice
François Darlan - Minister of Marine
Jean Bergeret - Minister of Aviation
Georges Ripert - Minister of Public Instruction and Youth
Pierre Caziot - Minister of Agriculture and Supply
Charles Platon - Minister of Colonies
Jean Berthelot - Minister of Communication

Changes

28 October 1940 - Pierre Laval succeeds Baudoin as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
13 December 1940 - Pierre Laval loses his positions. Pierre Étienne Flandin succeeds Laval as Minister of Foreign Affairs. Jacques Chevalier succeeds Ripert as Minister of Public Instruction and Youth. Paul Baudoin becomes Minister of Information
2 January 1941 - Paul Baudoin ceases to be Minister of Information, and the office is abolished.
27 January 1941 - Joseph Barthélemy succeeds Alibert as Minister of Justice.
10 February 1941 - François Darlan succeeds Flandin as Minister of Foreign Affairs

Philippe Pétain - Pétain's Fourth Ministry 25 February - 12 August 1941

Philippe Pétain - Head of State and President of the Council
François Darlan - Vice President of the Council, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of the Interior, and Minister of Marine
Charles Huntziger - Minister of National Defense
Yves Bouthillier - Minister of Finance and National Economy
Pierre Pucheu - Minister of Industrial Production
René Belin - Minister of Labour
Joseph Barthélemy - Minister of Justice
Jean Bergeret - Minister of Aviation
Jérôme Carcopino - Minister of National Education and Youth
Pierre Caziot - Minister of Agriculture
Jean-Louis Achard - Minister of Supply
Charles Platon - Minister of Colonies
Jacques Chevalier - Minister of Family and Health
Jean Berthelot - Minister of Communication
Henri Moysset - Minister of Information

Changes

18 July 1941 - Pierre Pucheu succeeds Darlan as Minister of the Interior. Darlan retains his other posts. François Lehideux succeeds Pucheu as Minister of Industrial Production.

Philippe Pétain - Pétain's Fifth Government 12 August 1941 - 18 April 1942

Philippe Pétain - Head of State and President of the Council
François Darlan - Vice President of the Council, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of National Defense, and Minister of Marine
Pierre Pucheu - Minister of the Interior
Yves Bouthillier - Minister of Finance and National Economy
François Lehideux - Minister of Industrial Production
René Belin - Minister of Labour
Joseph Barthélemy - Minister of Justice
Jean Bergeret - Minister of Aviation
Jérôme Carcopino - Minister of National Education and Youth
Pierre Caziot - Minister of Agriculture
Paul Charbin - Minister of Supply
Charles Platon - Minister of Colonies
Serge Huard - Minister of Family and Health
Jean Berthelot - Minister of Communication
Paul Marion - Minister of Information and Propaganda
Henri Moysset - Minister of State
Lucien Romier - Minister of State

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