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Belgian politician (1772–1846)

Auguste Joseph Duvivier (12 December 1772 – 1 July 1846) was a Belgian liberal politician and Minister of Finance.

Auguste Duvivier

Biography

Duvivier was born in Mons on 12 December 1772. He had two brothers, Vincent Duvivier and Ignace Louis Duvivier, who also served in the military.

Auguste Duvivier studied medicine and graduated from the University of Leuven. He then pursued a specialization in Paris. He did not fully practice medicine, but was professor of natural history at the Central School of Jemmape in 1798.

He then made a career in administration under the Empire and the United Kingdom of the Netherlands.

References

"Biographie nationale, Volume 6", Académie royale de Belgique, 1878
"Chambre des représentants de Belgique DUVIVIER". unionisme.be. Retrieved 2016-08-19.
Charles Poplimont, "La Belgique héraldique: recueil historique, chronologique, généalogique et biographique complet de toutes les maisons nobles reconnues de la Belgique, Volume 4", 1866

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list	Finance Ministers
1831–1899	Charles de Brouckère (1831) Jacques Coghen (1831–1832) Auguste Duvivier (1831–1834) Edouard d'Huart (1834–1839) Léandre Desmaisières (1839–1840) Edouard Mercier (1840–1841) Camille de Briey (1841) Jean Baptiste Smits (1841–1843) Edouard Mercier (1843–1845) Jules Malou (1845–1847) Laurent Veydt (1847–1848) Walthère Frère-Orban (1848–1852) Charles Liedts (1852–1855) Edouard Mercier (1855–1857) Walthère Frère-Orban (1857–1870) Pierre Tack (1870) Victor Jacobs (1870–1871) Jules Malou (1871–1878) Charles Graux (1878–1884) Jules Malou (1884) Auguste Beernaert (1884–1894) Paul de Smet de Naeyer (1894–1899) Julien Liebaert (1899)
1900–1999	Paul de Smet de Naeyer (1899–1907) Julien Liebaert (1907–1911) Michel Levie (1911–1914) Aloys Van de Vyvere (1914–1918) Léon Delacroix (1918–1920) Georges Theunis (1920–1925) Aloys Van de Vyvere (1925) Albert-Edouard Janssen (1925–1926) Maurice Houtart (1926–1932) Jules Renkin (1932) Henri Jaspar (1932–1934) Gustave Sap (1934) Camille Gutt (1934–1935) Max-Léo Gérard (1935–1936) Henri De Man (1936–1938) Eugène Soudan (1938) Max-Léo Gérard (1938) Albert-Edouard Janssen (1938–1939) Camille Gutt (1939–1945) Gaston Eyskens (1945) Franz de Voghel (1945–1946) Jean Vauthier (1946–1947) Gaston Eyskens (1947–1949) Henri Liebaert (1949–1950) Jean Van Houtte (1950–1952) Albert-Edouard Janssen (1952–1954) Henri Liebaert (1954–1958) Jean Van Houtte (1958–1961) André Dequae (1961–1965) Gaston Eyskens (1965–1966) Alfred Scokaert (1965–1966) Robert Henrion (1966–1968) Jean-Charles Snoy et d'Oppuers (1968–1971) André Vlerick (1972) Willy De Clercq (1973–1974) Willy De Clercq (1974–1977) Gaston Geens (1977–1980) Robert Henrion (1980) Paul Hatry (1980) Mark Eyskens (1980–1981) Robert Vandeputte (1981) Willy De Clercq (1981–1985) Frans Grootjans (1985) Etienne Knoops (1985) Louis Waltniel (1985) Mark Eyskens (1985–1988) Philippe Maystadt (1988–1998) Herman Van Rompuy (1988) Wivina Demeester (1988–1991) Jean-Jacques Viseur (1998–1999)
2000–present	Alain Zenner (2000–2003) Hervé Jamar (2003–2007) Bernard Clerfayt (2008–2011) Steven Vanackere (2011–2013) Koen Geens (2013–2014) Johan Van Overtveldt (2014–2018) Alexander De Croo (2018–2020) Vincent Van Peteghem (2020–present)

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