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C’est là que Hubert Pierlot (1883-1963) voit le jour, dans le petit village de Cugnon. Il est le troisième garçon d’une fratrie de cinq enfants. Après un parcours assez classique dans l’enseignement catholique, dont l’école abbatiale de Maredsous et le collège Saint-Michel de Bruxelles, il devient docteur en Droit et licencié en ...
Hubert Pierlot ( Cugnon, 23 dicembre 1883 – Uccle, 13 dicembre 1963) è stato un politico e militare belga . Avvocato e giurista, fu soldato nella prima guerra mondiale, prima di entrare in politica nel 1920. Fu membro del partito cattolico, divenendo primo ministro nel 1939, poco prima dell'entrata del Belgio nella seconda guerra mondiale.
3 de may. de 2024 · Hubert Pierlot. Hubert Pierlot wordt in 1883 geboren in het dorpje Cugnon in de Ardennen als telg van een burgerlijke katholieke familie. Hij studeert rechten in Leuven en wordt advocaat. Aan het begin van de Eerste Wereldoorlog meldt hij zich als vrijwilliger bij de infanterie. Vier jaar lang brengt hij in de loopgraven door.
Séance historique de la Chambre et du Sénat belges le 10 mai 1940, au lendemain de l'invasion allemande.Hubert Pierlot: Premier ministre au moment où la Bel...
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Hubert Pierlot, born in Cugnon, Belgium, was Prime Minister of the Belgian government in exile in London from September 1940 to September 1944. During the war he played an important role in the negotiations between the Allied powers. After the liberation of Belgium Pierlot returned to Brussels, where he headed a government of national unity until February 1945.
Hubert Marie Eugène Pierlot (d. 23 Aralık 1883 – ö. 13 Aralık 1963), Belçikalı bir politikacı ve Belçika 'nın 32. Başbakanı. 1939 ve 1945 yılları arasında hizmet verdi. Bir avukat ve hukukçu Pierlot 1920'lerde siyasete girmeden önce I. Dünya Savaşı 'nda görev yapıyordu. Katolik Partisinin bir üyesi olan Pierlot, Belçika ...
Hubert Pierlot (1883-1963) was a doctor of law and a member of parliament for the Parti Catholique from 1925 on. Between 1934 and 1939, he was, among other things, Minister of the Interior and Minister of Agriculture. From 1939 he was Prime Minister of Belgium [1] and led the government in exile in London during the war years.
