Robertus Schuman

Robertus Schuman

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Nativitas: 29 Iunii 1886; Luxemburgum
Obitus: 4 Septembris 1963; Scy-Chazelles
Patria: Francia, Germania
Nomen nativum: Jean-Baptiste Nicolas Robert Schuman

Officium

Officium: President of the Council, legatus ad Parlamentum Europaeum, President of the European Parliament, President of the Council, member of the general council, member of the general council, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, member of the French National Assembly, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Justice, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of the Economy, Finances and Industry, Minister of the Economy, Finances and Industry, Minister of the Economy, Finances and Industry
Munus: politicus, legatus, Causidicus
Patronus: Argentorati Universitas/Strasburgi Universitas

Consociatio

Factio: Motus Republicanus Popularis, Lorrain Republican Union, Popular Democratic Party
Religio: Ecclesia Catholica Romana

Memoria

Laurae: Knight of Pius IX, Praemium Erasmianum, Praemium Caroli Magni, honorary doctorate at the Laval University, Honorary doctor of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Honorary citizen of Luxembourg, magna crux insignis meriti Reipublicae Foederatae Germaniae, Honorary doctor of the University of Ottawa, honorary citizen of Bonn
Sepultura: Saint Quentin Church
venerabilis (feriae die 4 Septembris)

Robertus Schuman (natus in Clausen in Luxemburgum die 29 Iunii 1886 - obiit in Scy-Chazelles in Lotharingia die 4 Septembris 1963) fuit vir publicus Francicus ac bis Praeses Consilii. Schuman fuit cum Conrado Adenauer, Altiero Spinelli, Alcide De Gasperi et Ioanne Monnet pater Unionis Europaeae cum Declaratione die 9 Maii 1950. Sententiam Unionis Europaeae "In veritate concordia" ad integratione Europaea creavit, fuit praeses Parlamenti Europaei et anno 1959 Praemium Erasmianum laudatus est.

Administrationes quibus Robert Schuman praefuit

• I administratio a die 24 Novembris 1947 usque ad diem 26 Iulii 1948.
• II administratio a die 5 Septembris 1948 usque ad diem 11 Septembris 1948.

A die 26 Iulii 1948 ad usque 8 Ianuarii 1953 administer rerum exterarum Franciae erat.

Nexus interni

• Dies Europae

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Robertum Schuman spectant.

• Pagina Roberto Schuman dicata

Praesides conventuum Europaeorum 1952–1979

Conventus Communis Paulus Henricus Spaak • Alcides De Gasperi • Iosephus Pella • Iohannes Furler Conventus Parlamentarius Robertus Schuman • Iohannes Furler Parlamentum Europaeum Caietanus Martino • Ioannes Duvieusart • Victor Leemans • Alanus Poher • Marius Scelba • Gualterus Behrendt • Cornelius Berkhouwer • Georgius Spénale • Aemilius Colombo Parlamentum Europaeum • Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Gubernatores civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Praesides Commissionis Europaeae • Praesides Consilii Europaei • Praesides Parlamenti Europaei 1979– • Ductores factionum Europaei • Gubernatores civitatum sociarum Unionis Europaeae

Praesides consilii Franciae 1871–1959

Tertia res publica Armandus Dufaure · Albertus de Broglie · Ernestus Courtot de Cissey · Ludovicus Buffet · Armandus Dufaure · Iulius Simon · Albertus de Broglie · Caietanus de Rochebouët · Armandus Dufaure · Gulielmus Henricus Waddington · Carolus de Freycinet · Iulius Ferry · Leo Gambetta · Carolus de Freycinet · Carolus Duclerc · Armandus Fallières · Iulius Ferry · Henricus Brisson · Carolus de Freycinet · Renatus Goblet · Mauritius Rouvier · Petrus Tirard · Carolus Floquet · Petrus Tirard · Carolus de Freycinet · Aemilius Loubet · Alexander Ribot · Carolus Dupuy · Ioannes Casimir-Perier · Carolus Dupuy · Alexander Ribot · Leo Bourgeois · Iulius Méline · Henricus Brisson · Carolus Dupuy · Petrus Waldeck-Rousseau · Aemilius Combes · Mauritius Rouvier · Ferdinandus Sarrien · Georgius Clemenceau · Aristides Briand · Ernestus Monis · Iosephus Caillaux · Raimundus Poincaré · Aristides Briand · Ludovicus Barthou · Gasto Doumergue · Alexander Ribot · Renatus Viviani · Aristides Briand · Alexander Ribot · Paulus Painlevé · Georgius Clemenceau · Alexander Millerand · Georgius Leygues · Aristides Briand · Raimundus Poincaré · Fridericus François-Marsal · Eduardus Herriot · Paulus Painlevé · Aristides Briand · Eduardus Herriot · Raimundus Poincaré · Aristides Briand · Andreas Tardieu · Camillus Chautemps · Andreas Tardieu · Theodorus Steeg · Petrus Laval · Andreas Tardieu · Eduardus Herriot · Iosephus Paul-Boncour · Eduardus Daladier · Albertus Sarraut · Camillus Chautemps · Eduardus Daladier · Gasto Doumergue · Petrus-Stephanus Flandin · Ferdinandus Bouisson · Petrus Laval · Albertus Sarraut · Leo Blum · Camillus Chautemps · Leo Blum · Eduardus Daladier · Paulus Reynaud · Philippus Petain Civitas Francica Petrus Laval · Petrus-Stephanus Flandin · Franciscus Darlan · Petrus Laval GPRF Carolus de Gaulle · Felix Gouin · Georgius Bidault · Leo Blum Quarta res publica Paulus Ramadier · Robertus Schuman · Andreas Marie · Robertus Schuman · Henricus Queuille · Georgius Bidault · Henricus Queuille · Renatus Pleven · Henricus Queuille · Renatus Pleven · Edgarus Faure · Antonius Pinay · Renatus Mayer · Iosephus Laniel · Petrus Mendès France · Edgarus Faure · Guido Mollet · Mauritius Bourgès-Maunoury · Felix Gaillard · Petrus Pflimlin · Carolus de Gaulle Opus geopoliticum • Porta Franciae Capsae cognatae: Principes praesidesque Franciae 1799–1946 • Praesides Franciae 1947– • Primi ministri Franciae 1959– • Ministri rerum externarum Francici

Ministri rerum externarum Francici 1870–1959

Tertia res publica Iulius Favre · Carolus de Rémusat · Albertus de Broglie · Ludovicus Decazes · Gasto de Banneville · Gulielmus Henricus Waddington · Carolus de Freycinet · Iulius Barthélemy-Saint-Hilaire · Leo Gambetta · Carolus de Freycinet · Carolus Duclerc · Armandus Fallières · Paulus Armandus Challemel-Lacour · Iulius Ferry · Carolus de Freycinet · Aemilius Flourens · Renatus Goblet · Eugenius Spuller · Alexander Ribot · Iulius Develle · Ioannes Casimir-Perier · Gabriel Hanotaux · Marcellinus Berthelot · Leo Bourgeois · Gabriel Hanotaux · Theophilus Delcassé · Mauritius Rouvier · Leo Bourgeois · Stephanus Pichon · Ioannes Cruppi · Iustinus Germanus Casimir de Selves · Raimundus Poincaré · Carolus Jonnart · Stephanus Pichon · Gasto Doumergue · Leo Bourgeois · Renatus Viviani · Gasto Doumergue · Theophilus Delcassé · Renatus Viviani · Aristides Briand · Alexander Ribot · Ludovicus Barthou · Stephanus Pichon · Alexander Millerand · Georgius Leygues · Aristides Briand · Raimundus Poincaré · Edmundus Lefebvre du Prey· Eduardus Herriot · Aristides Briand · Eduardus Herriot · Aristides Briand · Petrus Laval · Andreas Tardieu · Eduardus Herriot · Iosephus Paul-Boncour · Eduardus Daladier · Ludovicus Barthou · Petrus Laval · Petrus Stephanus Flandin · Ivo Delbos · Iosephus Paul-Boncour · Georgius Bonnet · Eduardus Daladier · Paulus Reynaud · Eduardus Daladier · Paulus Reynaud Regimen Vippiacense Paulus Baudouin · Petrus Laval · Petrus Stephanus Flandin · Franciscus Darlan · Petrus Laval Francia libera Mauritius Dejean · Renatus Pleven · Renatus Massigli Quarta res publica Georgius Bidault · Leo Blum · Georgius Bidault · Robertus Schuman · Georgius Bidault · Petrus Mendès France · Edgarus Faure · Antonius Pinay · Christianus Pineau · Renatus Pleven Opus geopoliticum • Porta Franciae Capsae cognatae: Praesides consilii Franciae 1871–1959 • Ministri rerum externarum Francici 1959–