Pierre Grégoire

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For the French writer of the 16th century, see Pierre Grégoire (jurist).

Pierre Grégoire (9 November 1907 – 8 April 1991) was a Luxembourgish politician, journalist, and writer. Before turning to politics full-time, he wrote for the Luxemburger Wort newspaper.

Political offices
Preceded by Victor Bodson	Minister for Transport 1959 – 1964	Succeeded by Albert Bousser
Preceded by Marcel Fischbach	Minister for Defence 1967 – 1969	Succeeded by Eugène Schaus
Preceded by Pierre Werner	Minister for Foreign Affairs 1967 – 1969	Succeeded by Gaston Thorn
Preceded by Giuseppe Medici	President of the Council of the EU First half 1969	Succeeded by Joseph Luns
Preceded by Romain Fandel	President of the Chamber of Deputies 1969 – 1974	Succeeded by Antoine Wehenkel

v t e Werner-Schaus I (1959 – 1964)

Pierre Werner Eugène Schaus

Émile Colling Paul Elvinger Pierre Grégoire Robert Schaffner Émile Schaus

v t e Werner-Cravatte (1964 – 1969)

Pierre Werner Henry Cravatte

Nicolas Biever (1964–7) Albert Bousser Jean-Pierre Büchler Émile Colling (1964–7) Jean Dupong (1967–9) Marcel Fischbach (1964–7) Madeleine Frieden-Kinnen (1967–9) Pierre Grégoire Antoine Krier (1967–9) Raymond Vouel Antoine Wehenkel

Authority control	WorldCat VIAF: 34594748 LCCN: n85800056 ISNI: 0000 0000 8113 6612 GND: 118810030

Persondata
Name	Grégoire, Pierre
Alternative names
Short description	Luxembourgian politician
Date of birth	9 November 1907
Place of birth	Vichten, Luxembourg
Date of death	8 April 1991
Place of death	Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

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