Felix de Muelenaere

Felix Amandus de Muelenaere ( born April 5, 1793 in Pittem; † August 5, 1862 in Pittem ) was a Belgian statesman. He was the second Prime Minister of Belgium.

De Muelenaere first studied law at the University of Brussels, and then worked as a lawyer in Bruges. From 1824 to 1829 he was a member of the second chamber of the States General in the United Kingdom of the Netherlands. After the independence of Belgium in 1830, he was representative of the Belgian parliament for the district of Kortrijk and foreign minister. In 1831 he was Prime Minister of Belgium. In 1836 he was elevated to the rank of count.

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  • Prime Minister (Belgium )
  • Minister of Foreign Affairs (Belgium )
  • Minister of State (Belgium )
  • Belgian
  • Born in 1793
  • Died in 1862
  • Man
  • Governor ( Province of West Flanders)
Belgian Revolution Étienne Constantin de Gerlache Jean-Baptiste Nothomb Sylvain van de Weyer Charles Rogier Pierre de Decker Jules Malou Auguste Marie François Beernaert Jules de Burlet Jules Vandenpeereboom Jules de Trooz Frans Schollaert Henri Carton de Wiart Georges Theunis Aloys Van de Vyvere Henri Jaspar Jules Renkin Paul-Émile Janson Paul-Henri Spaak Hubert Pierlot Achille Van Acker Camille Huysmans Gaston Eyskens Joseph Pholien Jean Van Houtte Pierre Harmel Edmond Leburton Leo Tindemans Wilfried Martens Mark Eyskens Jean-Luc Dehaene Guy Verhofstadt Herman Van Rompuy Joseph Lebeau Victor Larock Henri Simonet Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb Willy Claes Frank Vandenbroucke (politician) Louis Michel Steven Vanackere Didier Reynders Integrated Authority File
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