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Nicolas Margue (Fingig, 2 de gener de 1888 … Nicolas Margue (Fingig, 2 de gener de 1888 - Ciutat de Luxemburg, 18 de març de 1976) va ser un professor i polític luxemburguès, membre del Partit Popular Social Cristià (CSV). Des de 1937 fins que la invasió de Luxemburg el 1940 per part d'Alemanya, i després novament 1945-1948 al Govern de la Unió Nacional (1945) va ser Ministre d'Agricultura i Ministre d'Educació. Va ser l'únic ministre que va poder travessar la frontera a temps. El 10 de maig de 1940, a les 3:30 del matí es dirigia en direcció a la frontera belga, era massa tard i no podia passar. Com ho van veure hostil a Alemanya, tota la seva família va ser repoblada de Silèsia, primer a Lubiąż, després a Boberstein. Un dels seus fills, Paul Margue, va ser reclutat pel Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD). Després de la guerra Nicolas Margue va ser] juntament amb Jean Feltes, un dels «pares» de la polèmica Oficial ortografia luxemburguesa. De 1945 a 1972 va ser el president de la «Secció historique» de l'Institut Gran Ducal. A partir de 1952 fou membre luxemburguès de la Comunitat Europea del Carbó i de l'Acer, on va col·laborar fortament perquè Luxemburg fora seu de les institucions europees. Margue va estar també com a membre del comitè d'acció «federació europea» que havia estat fundada el 1955 per Jean Monnet. El 4 d'agost 1959 va ser nomenatmembre del Consell d'Estat de Luxemburg, on va romandre fins a la seva renúncia el 30 de setembre de 1970. Ciutat de Luxemburg i Clemency tenen carrers amb el seu nom.g i Clemency tenen carrers amb el seu nom.
, Nicolas Margue (* 2. Januar 1888 in Fingig … Nicolas Margue (* 2. Januar 1888 in Fingig, Käerjeng; † 18. März 1976 in Luxemburg) war ein luxemburgischer Politiker der Rietspartei sowie Chrëschtlech Sozial Vollekspartei (CSV), der Minister verschiedener Ressorts sowie zuletzt von 1959 bis 1970 Mitglied des Staatsrates war.959 bis 1970 Mitglied des Staatsrates war.
, Nicolas Margue (2 January 1888 in Fingig – … Nicolas Margue (2 January 1888 in Fingig – 18 March 1976 in Luxembourg City) was a Luxembourgish professor and politician in the Christian Social People's Party. From 1937 until the German invasion of Luxembourg in 1940, and then again from 1945 to 1948 he was the Minister for Agriculture and Education. He was the only minister who did not escape to the border in time on 10 May 1940. At 3:30 in the morning he drove in the direction of the Belgian border. It was too late, however, and he could not get through. As the occupiers saw him as hostile to Germany, his whole family was resettled to Silesia, first to Leubus, then to Boberstein. One of his sons, Paul Margue, was drafted into the Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD). After the war Nicolas Margue was, together with Jean Feltes, one of the "fathers" of the controversial Official Luxembourgish Orthography. From 1945 to 1972 he was the president of the "Section historique" of the "Institut grand-ducal". From 1952 he was the Luxembourgish member of the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community, where he strongly advocated retaining Luxembourg as seat of the European institutions. Margue was also a member of the action committee for a United States of Europe, which had been founded in 1955 by Jean Monnet. On 4 August 1959 Nicolas Margue was nominated member of the Council of State, which he remained until his resignation on 30 September 1970. Luxembourg City and Clemency named streets after him He was the father of Georges Margue and Paul Margue. father of Georges Margue and Paul Margue.
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Nicolas Margue (Fingig, 2 de gener de 1888 … Nicolas Margue (Fingig, 2 de gener de 1888 - Ciutat de Luxemburg, 18 de març de 1976) va ser un professor i polític luxemburguès, membre del Partit Popular Social Cristià (CSV). Des de 1937 fins que la invasió de Luxemburg el 1940 per part d'Alemanya, i després novament 1945-1948 al Govern de la Unió Nacional (1945) va ser Ministre d'Agricultura i Ministre d'Educació. Va ser l'únic ministre que va poder travessar la frontera a temps. El 10 de maig de 1940, a les 3:30 del matí es dirigia en direcció a la frontera belga, era massa tard i no podia passar. Com ho van veure hostil a Alemanya, tota la seva família va ser repoblada de Silèsia, primer a Lubiąż, després a Boberstein. Un dels seus fills, Paul Margue, va ser reclutat pel Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD).er reclutat pel Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD).
, Nicolas Margue (2 January 1888 in Fingig – … Nicolas Margue (2 January 1888 in Fingig – 18 March 1976 in Luxembourg City) was a Luxembourgish professor and politician in the Christian Social People's Party. From 1937 until the German invasion of Luxembourg in 1940, and then again from 1945 to 1948 he was the Minister for Agriculture and Education. He was the only minister who did not escape to the border in time on 10 May 1940. At 3:30 in the morning he drove in the direction of the Belgian border. It was too late, however, and he could not get through. As the occupiers saw him as hostile to Germany, his whole family was resettled to Silesia, first to Leubus, then to Boberstein. One of his sons, Paul Margue, was drafted into the Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD).rafted into the Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD).
, Nicolas Margue (* 2. Januar 1888 in Fingig … Nicolas Margue (* 2. Januar 1888 in Fingig, Käerjeng; † 18. März 1976 in Luxemburg) war ein luxemburgischer Politiker der Rietspartei sowie Chrëschtlech Sozial Vollekspartei (CSV), der Minister verschiedener Ressorts sowie zuletzt von 1959 bis 1970 Mitglied des Staatsrates war.959 bis 1970 Mitglied des Staatsrates war.
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