Raynaud Government

The government of Reynau is the cabinet of ministers who ruled France 86 days from March 22 to June 16, 1940 , during the period of the Third French Republic , with the following composition:

• Paul Reynaud - Chairman of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Foreign Affairs ;
• Camille Shotan - Vice-Chairman of the Council of Ministers;
• Edouard Daladier - Minister of National Defense and War Minister ;
• Raul Dotri - Minister of Weapons;
• Henri Rua - Minister of the Interior
• Lucien Lamoureux - Minister of Finance ;
• Charles Pomare - Minister of Labor;
• Albert Serole - Minister of Justice ;
• Cesar Kampinshi - naval minister ;
• Alphons Rio - Minister of the Navy;
• Laurent Einak - Minister of Aviation;
• Albert Sarro - Minister of National Education;
• Albert Rivière - Minister of Veterans and Pensioners;
• Paul Tellier - Minister of Agriculture;
• Henri Key - Minister of Supply;
• Georges Mandel - Minister of the Colonies;
• Anatole de Monzie - Minister of Public Works;
• Marcel Herault - Minister of Health;
• Alfred Jules-Julien - Minister of Posts, Telegraphs and Telephones;
• Louis-Oscar Frossard - Minister of Information;
• Louis Rollin - Minister of Commerce and Industry;
• Georges Monnet - Minister of the blockade.

Changes

• May 10, 1940
  • Louis Maren and Jean Ibarnegaray enter the Cabinet as ministers of state.

• May 18, 1940
  • Philip Peten enters the Cabinet as Minister of State.
  • Raynaud inherits Daladier as Minister of National Defense and War Minister.
  • Daladier inherits Raynaud as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
  • Georges Mandel inherits Roy as Minister of the Interior.
  • Louis Rollin inherits Mandela as minister of the colonies.
  • Leon Bareti inherits Rollin as Minister of Commerce and Industry.

• June 5, 1940
  • Raynaud inherits Daladier as Minister of Foreign Affairs, remaining also the Minister of National Defense and the Minister of War.
  • Yves Butille inherits Lamoureux as Minister of Finance.
  • Yvon Delbos inherits Sarro as Minister of National Education.
  • Louis Oscar Frossard inherits Monze as minister of public works.
  • Jean Prouvos inherits Frossard as Minister of Information.
  • Georges Pernot inherits Herault as Minister of Health, with the new name of the Minister of the French Family.
  • Albert Shisheri inherits Bareti as Minister of Trade and Industry.