Piet Lieftinck Politician

Pieter (Piet) Lieftinck (Muiden, September 30, 1902 – The Hague, July 9, 1989) was a Dutch civil servant, chief executive, professor and politician. He became minister of Finance in the following administrations Schermerhorn/Drees (1945–1946), Beel-1 (1946–1948), Drees/Van Schaik (1948–1951) and Drees-2 (1951–1952). In this function, he was largely responsible for the monetary recovery of the country and its currency.

Personal facts

Piet Lieftinck
Birth dateSeptember 30, 1902
Birth namePieter Lieftinck
Birth place
Muiden
Nationality
Netherlands
Religion
Dutch Reformed Church
Date of deathJuly 09, 1989
Place of death
The Hague
Education
Columbia University
Utrecht University

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Office holder

monarch
Juliana of the Netherlands
Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
office
Minister of Finance
Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands
Member of the Senate of the Netherlands
Secretary of the Economic Board of the Ministry of Economic Affairs Agriculture and Innovation
party
Labour Party (Netherlands)
Christian Historical Union
Democratic Socialists '70

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External resources

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