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Gaston Eyskens Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Gaston Eyskens, based on 7 World History Database records associated with Belgium.

7 records1949–19737 events1 places

Chronological biography

1949

First Gaston Eyskens Government11 August 1949
Government / Government of Belgium · Prime Minister of Belgium · Brussels

Begins the First Gaston Eyskens Government in Brussels and serves as Prime Minister of Belgium.

1950

End of First Gaston Eyskens Government8 June 1950
Government / Government of Belgium · Prime Minister of Belgium · Brussels

The First Gaston Eyskens Government ends in Brussels, concluding this period as Prime Minister of Belgium.

1958

Prime Minister of Belgium26 June 1958
Government / Government of Belgium · Prime Minister of Belgium

Appointed Prime Minister of Belgium

Second to Fourth Eyskens Governments26 June 1958
Government / Government of Belgium · Prime Minister of Belgium · Brussels

Begins the Second to Fourth Eyskens Governments in Brussels and serves as Prime Minister of Belgium.

1961

End of Second to Fourth Eyskens Governments25 April 1961
Government / Government of Belgium · Prime Minister of Belgium · Brussels

The Second to Fourth Eyskens Governments ends in Brussels, concluding this period as Prime Minister of Belgium.

1968

Fifth and Sixth Eyskens Governments17 June 1968
Government / Government of Belgium · Prime Minister of Belgium · Brussels

Begins the Fifth and Sixth Eyskens Governments in Brussels and serves as Prime Minister of Belgium.

1973

End of Fifth and Sixth Eyskens Governments26 January 1973
Government / Government of Belgium · Prime Minister of Belgium · Brussels

The Fifth and Sixth Eyskens Governments ends in Brussels, concluding this period as Prime Minister of Belgium.

Titles and roles

Prime Minister of Belgium

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.