First Daladier Government

The first government of Daladier is the cabinet of ministers, who ruled France from January 31 to October 24, 1933, during the Third French Republic , in the following composition:

• Eduard Daladier - Chairman of the Council of Ministers and Minister of War;
• Eugene Penansier - Vice-Chairman of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Justice;
• Joseph Paul-Boncourt - Minister of Foreign Affairs;
• Camille Shotan - Minister of the Interior;
• Georges Bonnet - Minister of Finance;
• Lucien Lamoureux - Minister of Budget;
• Francois Albert - Minister of Labor and Social Security;
• Georges Leig - Minister of the Navy;
• Eugene Frot - Minister of the Merchant Navy;
• Pierre Cote - Minister of Aviation;
• Anatole de Monzi - Minister of National Education;
• Edmond Mjelle - Minister of Pensions;
• Henri Kay - Minister of Agriculture;
• Alber Sarro - Minister of the Colonies;
• Joseph Paganon - Minister of Public Works;
• Charles Danielou - Minister of Health;
• Laurent Einak - Minister of Post, Telegraphs and Telephones:
• Louis Serre - Minister of Commerce and Industry;

Changes

• September 6, 1933 - Alber Sarro inherits Leigu (September 2) as Fleet Minister. Albert Dalimier inherits Sarro as Minister of the Colonies.