Jean-Jacques Willmar

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Jean-Jacques Willmar
2nd Prime Minister of Luxembourg
In office 1848-12-06 – 1853-09-23
Preceded by	G T I de la Fontaine
Succeeded by	Charles-Mathias Simons
Born	1792-03-06 Luxembourg City
Died	1866-11-26 Luxembourg City

Jean-Jacques Madeleine Willmar (1792-03-06 - 1866-11-26) was a Luxembourgian politician and jurist. He was the second Prime Minister of Luxembourg, serving for five years, from 1848-12-06 until 1853-09-23.

Political offices
Preceded by G T I de la Fontaine	Prime Minister of Luxembourg 1848 – 1853	Succeeded by Charles-Mathias Simons
Preceded by G T I de la Fontaine	Director-General for Foreign Affairs 1848 – 1853	Succeeded by Charles-Mathias Simons
Preceded by G T I de la Fontaine	Director-General for Justice 1848 – 1853	Succeeded by François-Xavier Wurth

	Prime Ministers of Luxembourg
Gaspard-Théodore-Ignace de la Fontaine • Jean-Jacques Willmar • Charles-Mathias Simons • Baron de Tornaco Emmanuel Servais • Baron de Blochausen • Édouard Thilges • Paul Eyschen • Mathias Mongenast • Hubert Loutsch Victor Thorn • Léon Kauffman • Émile Reuter • Pierre Prüm • Joseph Bech • Pierre Dupong • Joseph Bech Pierre Frieden • Pierre Werner • Gaston Thorn • Pierre Werner • Jacques Santer • Jean-Claude Juncker