Belgium: Provisional Government: 1830-1831 |
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| Gouvernement provisoire de la Belgique = Voorlopig bewind van België [1] | |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 12 Nov 1830 | Emmanuel-Constant-Prismes-Ghislain, baron Vanderlinden d'Hooghvorst, comte de Hornbeéck, etc. |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 25 Feb 1831 | Charles Latour Rogier |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 25 Feb 1831 | Philippe-Félix-Balthazar-Othon-Ghislain, comte de Mérode |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 25 Feb 1831 | Alexandre-Joseph-Célestin Gendebien |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 25 Feb 1831 | Jean-Sylvain van de Weyer |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 25 Feb 1831 | André-Édouard, baron Jolly |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 25 Feb 1831 | Feuillen-Charles-Marie-Joseph, baron de Coppin de Falaën |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 25 Feb 1831 | Joseph Vanderlinden |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 13 Nov 1830 | Louis-Joseph-Antoine de Potter |
| 4 Oct 1830 - 10 Oct 1830 | Jean Nicolay |
| History: | |
Constituted (26 Sep 1830) as a result of uprising in Brussels and military conflict between the United Kingdom of the Netherland and revolutionary forces; declared the creation of the independent state of Belgium (4 Oct 1830); established, as its executive organ, the Comité central du Gouvernement provisoire de la Belgique = Centraal comité van de Voorlopig bewind van België; this body met with varying membership, ultimately including every member of the Gouvernement provisoire except baron d'Hoogvorst and Nicolay; all seven surviving members were present at the last meeting 24 Feb 1831. |
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| Sources and notes: | |
| [1] | Initially also styled Provisioneel gouvernement van België. |
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