Andre Maroselli

André Maroselli is a French politician, born the February 22nd 1893 with Rutali (Corsica) and deceased the April 7th 1970. He followed the occupation of administrator of companies.

Biography

He takes part in the First World War. He is elected Senator in 1935. With its request it is mobilized in 1939 and is named lieutenant colonel of reserve in the air force. It is placed under monitoring by the Gestapo. Stopped in 1942, it is held with Fresnes like hostage. It takes part in the Résistance. It is the first Senator to join De Gaulle with London in 1943. It chairs the central committee of assistance the prisoners and for this reason goes to the USA to collect vivres and clothing.

With the Release, he becomes member of the two constituent National Assemblies (1945-1946) then is elected radical Député of the Haute-Saône in 1946. He becomes again Senator in 1952 and turns over to the Palate-Bourbon in 1956. He finds a seat with the Sénat in 1959 and exercises this mandate during nine years in the group of the democratic Gauche. He also sat at the Sénat of the Community.

He was mayor of Luxeuil-the-Baths as of 1929 and general adviser of the Haute-Saône.

He is the father of Jacques Maroselli which was appointed FGDS in 1967-1968.

Governmental functions

Minister for the Air in the Government Paul Ramadier (1) (from January 22nd to October 22nd, 1947)
Secretary of State to the Armed forces in the Government Paul Ramadier (2) (from October 31st to November 24th, 1947)
Secretary of State to the Armed forces (Air) in the Government Robert Schuman (1) (from November 24th, 1947 to July 26th, 1948)
Minister for the War veterans and the War victims in the Government Andre Marie (from July 26th to September 5th, 1948)
Secretary of State to the Armed forces in the Government Georges Bidault (2) (from October 29th, 1949 to July 2nd, 1950)
Secretary of State to the Armed forces (Air) in the Government Henri Queuille (2) (from July 2nd to 12th 1950)
Secretary of State to the Armed forces (Air) in the Government Rene Pleven (1) (from July 12th, 1950 to March 10th, 1951)
Secretary of State to the Armed forces (Air) in the Government Henri Queuille (3) (from March 10th to August 11th, 1951)
Secretary of State to the Public health and the Population in the Government Guy Mollet (from February 1st, 1956 to June 13rd, 1957)
Secretary of State to the Public health and the Population in the Government Maurice Bourges-Maunoury (from June 17th to November 6th, 1957)
Minister for the Public health and the Population in the Government Pierre Pflimlin (from May 14th to June 1st, 1958).

Decorations

Military Cross 14-18 (7 quotations)
Large Officer of the Legion of Honor

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