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André Dequae (* 3. November 1915 in Kortrijk; † 17. August 2006 ebenda) war ein belgischer Politiker. Als Mitglied der christdemokratischen flämischen Partei CVP gehörte er in den 1950er und 1960er Jahren in verschiedenen Ressorts als Minister der belgischen Landesregierung an. Dequae diente zunächst 1950 als Minister für Wiederaufbau ...
- 3. November 1915
- Dequae, André
- belgischer Politiker
- Kortrijk
André Dequae (né le 3 novembre 1915 à Courtrai en Belgique et décédé le 17 août 2006 ), était un homme politique belge membre du Parti social chrétien flamand ( CVP ). Il a été plusieurs fois ministre après la Seconde Guerre mondiale .
- Andries, Dries
- 3 novembre 1915Courtrai
- 17 août 2006 (à 90 ans)Courtrai
- belge
Andreas Albrecht Jozef (André) Dequae (Kortrijk, 3 november 1915 - aldaar, 17 augustus 2006) was een Belgisch bestuurder en politicus voor de CVP. Biografie. Dequae werd beroepshalve leraar en werkte van 1940 tot 1944 als secretaris op het ministerie van Economische Zaken, bevoegd voor vlasweverijen.
- Andreas Albrecht Jozef Dequae
- History
- Belgian Linen Label in Us
- Weavers
1946-1950
During World War 2, flax was a valuable raw material. Due to its strength, the fabric was very convenient for the army (sails for trucks and trains, tents, uniforms,..). After the war, there was a scarcity of flax as the lands were mainly used for the cultivation of food. This resulted in the fiberbecoming very expensive. The Belgian linen weavers formed ‘The Federation of Belgian Linen Weavers’ to distribute the available flax among each other, giving every weaver the same opportunities. Dur...
1950-1970
André Dequae was a native of Kortrijk and belonged to a family of flax cultivators. Later, he was known as a successful politician, with several nominations including as minister in the Belgian government. However, Dequae always kept an eye on the evolution of the flax fiber in the textile market. Partly due to the rise of flax within the Soviet Union, the (European)weavers formed an association to promote themselves internationally. On April 20, 1950, the ‘Confédération Internationale du Lin...
1970-1990
By the early 1970s, the flax office had grown into a real organization with several agents worldwide and a head office in Brussels. In New York, there was an office that promoted Belgian flax under the name ‘Belgian Linen Association’. Since then, ‘Belgian Linen’ became a brand name. After the death of Pierre Bodson in the early 1980s, Stefaan Devies took over his function as general manager. In the following years, the Flax Office helped to promote flax through various events. The CICL organ...
In the United States, Belgian Linen experienced competition from the established label ‘Irish Linen’. This label of the ‘Irish Linen Guild’, the guild of Northern Irish linen weaving, enjoyed a high reputation and was generally regarded as top quality. In order to compete with Irish Linen, the Flax Office opened an office in New York in the 1960s a...
The following weavers are known to use the Belgian Linen label regularly: 1. Deltracon 2. Libeco 3. Nelen & Delbeke 4. Sofacover 5. Verilin 6. Weverij Flipts & Dobbels
- 1 January 1950; 73 years ago
- European Union
1961–1965 André Dequae 1961–1962 Jean-François Tielemans (assistant for finance) 1963–1965 Henri Deruelles (assistant for finance) 1965–1966 Gaston Eyskens ; 1966–1968 Robert Henrion ; 1968–1971 Jean-Charles Snoy et d'Oppuers ; 1972 André Vlerick ; 1973–1974 Willy De Clercq
Mr André DEQUAE (Belgium) Deputy Soc. Chr. Chambre des représentants BE - 1008 - Brussels Belgium. Working language: English. Mandates. In the political groups. In the Assembly . from 23/09/1968 to 05/10/1977 Representative - Belgium; from 27/09/1965 to ...
In Kortrijk ist am Vormittag der frühere Minister und Kammerpräsident André Dequae beigesetzt worden. Der christlich-soziale Politiker war vorletzte Woche im Alter von 90 Jahren verstorben. Dequae hatte seit den 50er Jahren zahlreiche Ministerämter ausgeübt.
