List of members of the European Parliament for France, 1989–1994
| Members of the European Parliament from France | |
|---|---|
| (1952) | |
| (1958) | |
| 1st term | (1979) |
| 2nd term | (1984) |
| 3rd term | (1989) |
| 4th term | (1994) |
| 5th term | (1999) |
| 6th term | (2004) |
| 7th term | (2009) |
| 8th term | (2014) |
| 9th term | (2019) |
This is a list of the members of the European Parliament for France from 1989 to 1994.
List[]
| Name | National party | EP Group | Constituency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sylviane Ainardi | Communist Party | EUL | |
| Jean-Marie Alexandre | Socialist Party | PES | |
| Claude Allegre (until 25 November 1989)
(from 26 November 1989) |
Socialist Party | PES | |
| Bernard Antony | National Front | ER | |
| (until 10 December 1991)
(from 11 December 1991 until 2 July 1992) Aline Archimbaud (since 6 July 1992) |
The Greens | G | |
| Claude Autant-Lara (until 4 September 1989)
Jean-Claude Martinez (from 5 September 1989) |
National Front | ER | |
| (until 3 November 1989)
(from 4 November 1989 to 16 April 1993) (from 18 April 1993 |
Rally for the Republic (until 3 November 1989)
Radical Party (until 16 April 1993) Union for French Democracy |
EDA (until 3 November 1989)
LDR (until 16 April 1993) |
|
| Charles Baur (until 15 April 1993)
(from 16 April 1993) |
Union for French Democracy (until 10 June 1990)
Social Democratic Party (until 15 April 1993) Union for French Democracy |
LDR (until 15 April 1993)
NI |
|
| Socialist Party (until 31 December 1989)
Association of Democrats |
PES | ||
| Pierre Bernard-Reymond | Centre of Social Democrats | EPP | |
| Yvan Blot | National Front | ER | |
| Alain Bombard | Socialist Party | PES | |
| Jean-Louis Borloo (until 4 September 1992)
(from 5 September 1992) |
Independent (until 4 September 1992)
Centre of Social Democrats |
NI (until 4 September 1992) | |
| Jean-Louis Bourlanges | Independent | EPP | |
| (until 13 August 1992)
(from 17 August 1992) |
National Centre of Independents and Peasants (until 13 August 1992)
Republican Party |
EDA (until 13 August 1992)
LDR |
|
| Martine Buron | Socialist Party | PES | |
| Socialist Party | PES | ||
| Pierre Ceyrac | National Front (until 22 February 1994)
Independent |
ER (until 22 February 1994)
NI |
|
| Claude Cheysson | Socialist Party | PES | |
| Rally for the Republic | EDA (until 12 November 1991) | ||
| Yves Cochet (until 10 December 1991)
(from 11 December 1991) |
The Greens | G | |
| (until 10 December 1991)
(from 11 December 1991) |
The Greens | G | |
| Jean-Pierre Cot | Socialist Party | PES | |
| Adrien Zeller (until 5 April 1992)
(from 6 April 1992) |
Centre of Social Democrats | EPP | |
| Marie-José Denys | Socialist Party | PES | |
| Philippe Douste-Blazy (until 30 March 1993)
(from 31 March 1993) |
Union for French Democracy (until 31 October 1990)
Centre of Social Democrats (until 30 March 1993) Radical Party |
EPP (until 30 March 1993)
LDR |
|
| Communist Party | EUL | ||
| Laurent Fabius (until 2 April 1992)
Bernard Frimat (from 3 April 1992) |
Socialist Party | PES | |
| Solange Fernex (until 12 November 1991)
Dominique Voynet (from 13 November 1991 to 10 December 1991) Marie Anne Isler Béguin (from 11 December 1991) |
The Greens | G | |
| Nicole Fontaine | Centre of Social Democrats | EPP | |
| Alain Lamassoure (until 30 March 1993)
(from 31 March 1993) |
Union for French Democracy (until 30 March 1993)
Rally for the Republic |
LDR (until 11 December 1991)
EPP (until 30 March 1993) EDA |
|
| Socialist Party | PES | ||
| Yves Galland | Radical Party | LDR | |
| Max Gallo | Socialist Party | PES (until 7 July 1993)
NI |
|
| Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (until 9 June 1993)
(from 10 June 1993) |
Union for French Democracy (until 9 June 1993)
Rally for the Republic
|
LDR (until 11 December 1991)
EPP (until 9 june 1993) EDA |
|
| Bruno Gollnisch | National Front | ER | |
| Maxime François Gremetz (until 11 February 1994)
(from 12 February 1994) |
Communist Party | EUL | |
| Michèle Alliot-Marie (until 30 March 1993)
(from 31 March 1993) |
Rally for the Republic (until 30 March 1994)
Union for French Democracy |
EDA (until 30 March 1994) | |
| François Guillaume | Rally for the Republic | EDA | |
| Robert Hersant | Union for French Democracy | LDR (until 11 December 1991) | |
| Communist Party | EUL | ||
| Jean-François Hory | Radical Party of the Left | PES | |
| (until 10 December 1991)
(from 11 December 1991) |
The Greens | G | |
| Alain Juppé (until 15 October 1989)
(from 16 October 1989) |
Rally for the Republic | EDA | |
| Jeannou Lacaze | National Centre of Independents and Peasants (until 11 December 1991) | LDR (until 11 December 1991) | |
| Pierre Lataillade | Rally for the Republic | EDA | |
| Jean-Marie Le Chevallier | National Front | ER | |
| National Front | ER | ||
| Jean-Marie Le Pen | National Front | ER | |
| Alain Madelin (until 3 November 1989)
(from 4 November 1989) |
Republican Party (until 3 November 1989)
Rally for the Republic |
LDR (until 3 November 1989)
EDA |
|
| Christian de la Malène | Rally for the Republic | EDA | |
| Alain Marleix (until 17 June 1993)
(from 18 June 1993) |
Rally for the Republic (until 17 June 1993)
Union for French Democracy |
EDA (until 17 June 1993)
LDR |
|
| Claude Malhuret (until 16 April 1993)
(from 17 April 1993) |
Republican Party (until 16 April 1993)
Rally for the Republic |
LDR (until 16 April 1993)
EDA |
|
| Republican Party | LDR | ||
| Communist Party | EUL | ||
| Socialist Party | PES | ||
| Bruno Mégret | National Front | ER | |
| (until 4 December 1991)
Gérard Onesta (from 5 December 1991) |
The Greens | G | |
| (from 4 November 1989 to 16 April 1993) | Radical Party | LDR | |
| Radical Party | LDR | ||
| Rally for the Republic | EDA | ||
| Alain Pompidou | Rally for the Republic | EDA | |
| Nicole Pery | Socialist Party | PES | |
| (from 16 April 1993) | Union for French Democracy | NI | |
| René-Emile Piquet | Communist Party | EUL | |
| Jean-Pierre Raffarin | Republican Party | LDR | |
| Centre of Social Democrats | EPP | ||
| Socialist Party | PES | ||
| Socialist Party | PES | ||
| Independent | PES | ||
| Socialist Party | PES | ||
| Max Simeoni | Verts "Europe des peuples - Per un avvene corsu - Avenir corse" | RWG | |
| (from 17 August 1992) | Republican Party | LDR | |
| National Front | ER | ||
| Djida Tazdaït | The Greens | G | |
| Socialist Party | PES | ||
| Catherine Trautmann | Socialist Party | PES | |
| Dick Ukeiwé | Rally for the Republic | EDA | |
| Jacques Vernier (until 17 April 1993)
Charles de Gaulle (from 17 April 1993) |
Rally for the Republic (until 17 April 1993)
Union for French Democracy |
EDA | |
| Marie-Claude Vayssade | Socialist Party | PES | |
| Simone Veil (until 30 March 1993)
Jean-Marie Vanlerenberghe (from 31 March 1992) |
Union for French Democracy (until 30 March 1993)
Centre of Social Democrats |
LDR (until 30 March 1993) | |
| Republican Party | LDR | ||
| Antoine Waechter (until 19 December 1991)
Yves Frémion (from 20 December 1991) |
The Greens | G | |
| Francis Wurtz | Communist Party | EUL |
References[]
- Lists of Members of the European Parliament for France
- MEPs for France 1989–1994
- Lists of Members of the European Parliament 1989–1994