Petrus Werner
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Petrus, vulgo Pierre Werner (natus in Saint André iuxta Insulam die 29 Decembris 1913; mortuus Luxemburgi in urbe die 24 Iunii 2002), alumnus facultatis iurum universitatis Parisiensis et scholae liberae scientiarum politicarum eiusdem urbis, fuit politicorum peritus et bis Luxemburgi primus minister a die 2 Martii 1959 usque ad diem 15 Iunii 1974 et a die 16 Iulii 1979 usque ad diem 20 Iulii 1984.
Petrus Werner
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Casparus de la Fontaine 1848 • Ioannes Iacobus Willmar 1848 • Carolus Matthias Simons 1853 • Victor de Tornaco 1860 • Emmanuel Servais 1867 • Felix de Blochausen 1874 • Eduardus Thilges 1885 • Paulus Eyschen 1888 • Matthias Mongenast 1915 • Hubertus Loutsch 1915 • Victor Thorn 1916 • Leo Kauffmann 1917 • Aemilius Reuter 1918 • Petrus Prüm 1925 • Iosephus Bech 1926 • Eugenius Schaus 1959 • Petrus Werner 1964 • Petrus Grégoire 1967 • Gaston Thorn 1969 • Colette Flesch 1980 • Iacobus Poos 1984 • Lydia Polfer 1999 • Carolus Goerens 2004 • Ioannes Asselborn 2004 • Xaverius Bettel 2023 Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Ministri a rebus externis civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Luxemburgi | |
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