Second Gheorghiu-Dej cabinet

Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej

The second cabinet of Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej was the government of Romania from 28 January 1953 to 4 October 1955.

Ministers[]

The ministers of the cabinet were as follows:^[1]

President of the Council of Ministers:

Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej (28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

First Vice Presidents of the Council of Ministers:

Chivu Stoica (20 August 1954 - 4 October 1955)
Iosif Chișinevschi (20 August 1954 - 4 October 1955)
Alexandru Drăghici (20 August 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Vice Presidents of the Council of Ministers:

Chivu Stoica (28 January 1953 - 20 August 1954)
Emil Bodnăraș (20 August 1954 - 4 October 1955)
Iosif Chișinevschi (28 January 1953 - 20 August 1954)
Petre Borilă (20 August 1954 - 4 October 1955)
Gheorghe Apostol (28 January 1953 - 21 April 1954)
Alexandru Moghioroș (21 April 1954 - 4 October 1955)
(28 January 1953 - 21 April 1954)
Miron Constantinescu (21 April 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of the Interior:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of the State Security:

Alexandru Drăghici (28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Foreign Affairs:

Simion Bughici (28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Justice:

(28 January 1953 - 31 May 1954)
(31 May 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of the Armed Forces:

Emil Bodnăraș (28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Finance:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of the Metallurgy and Machine Building:

(28 January - 17 October 1953)
Chivu Stoica (17 October 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of the Chemical Industry:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Petroleum :

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Coal:

(28 January 1953 - 4 April 1955)
(4 April - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Electricity and Electrotechnical Industry:

Gheorghe Gaston Marin (28 January 1953 - 18 May 1954)
(18 May 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Construction and Building Materials:^[2]

(28 January 1953 - 8 October 1954)

Minister of Construction:

(8 October 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Building Materials:

(8 October 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Light Industry:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Agriculture:^[3]

(28 January - 5 November 1953)
Gheorghe Apostol (5 November 1953 - 18 May 1954)
Constantin Popescu (18 May 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Wood, Paper and Pulp Industries:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Food Industry:

(28 January - 17 October 1953)
Petre Borilă (17 October 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Meat, Fish, and Milk Industries:^[4]

(28 January - 17 October 1953)

Minister of State Agricultural Farms:^[5]

(28 January - 5 November 1953)

Minister of Communes and Local Industry:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Forestry:^[6]

Constantin Popescu (28 January - 5 November 1953)

Minister of Collectivisation:

(15 February - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Internal Trade:

(28 January 1953 - 16 February 1954)
(16 February 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of External Trade:

Alexandru Bârlădeanu (28 January 1953 - 18 May 1954)
(18 May 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Railways:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Shipping and Air Transport:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Post and Telecommunications:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Social Provisions:

(28 January 1953 - 10 June 1954)
(10 June 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Health:

(28 January 1953 - 10 June 1954)
(10 June 1954 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Public Education:^[7]

(28 January - 6 October 1953)

Minister of Higher Education:^[8]

Ilie Murgulescu (28 January - 6 October 1953)

Minister of Education:^[9]

Ilie Murgulescu (6 October 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Culture:^[10]

Constanța Crăciun (30 November 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister of Religious Affairs:

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Minister Secretaries of State[]

Chairman of the State Planning Commission: (with rank of Minister)

Miron Constantinescu (28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

Chairman of the State Control Commission: (with rank of Minister)

Petre Borilă (28 January - 17 October 1953)
(17 October 1953 - 4 April 1955)
Dumitru Coliu (4 April - 4 October 1955)

Chairman of the State Supply Commission: (with rank of Minister)

(28 January - 30 November 1953)

Chairman of the Collectivisation of Agricultural Products Commission: (with rank of Minister)

(28 January 1953 - 15 February 1955)
(15 February - 4 October 1955)

Chairman of the Film Commission: (with rank of Minister)

(28 January - 30 November 1953)

Chairman of the Art Commission: (with rank of Minister)

(28 January - 30 November 1953)

Chairman of the Architecture and Systematisation Commission: (with rank of Minister)

(28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955)

References[]

^ Stelian Neagoe - "Istoria guvernelor României de la începuturi - 1859 până în zilele noastre - 1995" (Ed. Machiavelli, Bucharest, 1995)
^ On 8 October 1954, Ministry split into Ministry of Construction and Ministry of Building Materials.
^ From 5 November 1953, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry.
^ Ministry abolished on 17 October 1953. Departments merged into the Ministry of Food Industry.
^ Ministry abolished on 5 November 1953.
^ Ministry abolished on 5 November 1953.
^ On 6 October 1953, the Ministry merged with the Ministry of Higher Education to become the Ministry of Education.
^ On 6 October 1953, the Ministry merged with the Ministry of Higher Education to become the Ministry of Education.
^ Ministry re-established on 6 October 1953.
^ Ministry re-established on 30 November 1953.

Preceded by First Gheorghiu-Dej cabinet	Cabinet of Romania 28 January 1953 - 4 October 1955	Succeeded by

[1] Stelian Neagoe - "Istoria guvernelor României de la începuturi - 1859 până în zilele noastre - 1995" (Ed. Machiavelli, Bucharest, 1995)

[2] On 8 October 1954, Ministry split into Ministry of Construction and Ministry of Building Materials.

[3] From 5 November 1953, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry.

[4] Ministry abolished on 17 October 1953. Departments merged into the Ministry of Food Industry.

[5] Ministry abolished on 5 November 1953.

[6] Ministry abolished on 5 November 1953.

[7] On 6 October 1953, the Ministry merged with the Ministry of Higher Education to become the Ministry of Education.

[8] On 6 October 1953, the Ministry merged with the Ministry of Higher Education to become the Ministry of Education.

[9] Ministry re-established on 6 October 1953.

[10] Ministry re-established on 30 November 1953.

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