Minister of Overseas France Totally Explained

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The Minister of Overseas France ("Ministre de l'Outremer", formerly "Minister of Overseas France and her Colonies") is a cabinet member in the Government of France responsible for overseeing French overseas departments and territories (such as the département d'outre-mer).
The position is currently held by Michèle Alliot-Marie, who is also the Minister of the Interior (France). Since the ministry is a dual one, matters pertaining specifically to Overseas France are in part delegated to a Secretary of State for Overseas, Yves Jégo.

Minister of Overseas France (1894 to present)

20 March, 1894 - 30 May, 1894 : Ernest Boulanger
30 May, 1894 - 26 January, 1895 : Théophile Delcassé
26 January, 1895 - 1 November, 1895 : Émile Chautemps
4 November, 1895 - 29 April, 1896 : Pierre Guieysse
29 April, 1896 - 31 May, 1898 : André Lebon
31 May, 1898 - 28 June, 1898 : Gabriel Hanotaux
28 June, 1898 - 1 November, 1898 : Georges Trouillot
1 November, 1898 - 22 June, 1899 : Antoine Guillain
22 June, 1899 - 7 June, 1902 : Albert Decrais
7 June, 1902 - 24 January, 1905 : Gaston Doumergue
24 January, 1905 - 14 March, 1906 : Étienne Clémentel
14 March, 1906 - 25 October, 1906 : Georges Leygues
25 October, 1906 - 24 July, 1909 : Raphaël Milliès-Lacroix
24 July, 1909 - 3 November, 1910 : Georges Trouillot
3 November, 1910 - 2 March, 1911 : Jean Morel
2 March, 1911 - 27 June, 1911 : Adolphe Messimy
27 June, 1911 - 12 January, 1913 : Albert Lebrun
12 January, 1913 - 21 January, 1913 : René Besnard
21 January, 1913 - 9 December, 1913 : Jean Morel
9 December, 1913 - 9 June, 1914 : Albert Lebrun
9 June, 1914 - 13 June, 1914 : Maurice Maunoury
13 June, 1914 - 26 August, 1914 : Maurice Raynaud
26 August, 1914 - 20 March, 1917 : Gaston Doumergue
20 March, 1917 - 12 September, 1917 : André Maginot
12 September, 1917 - 16 November, 1917 : René Besnard
16 November, 1917 - 20 January, 1920 : Henry Simon
20 January, 1920 - 29 March, 1924 : Albert Sarraut
29 March, 1924 - 14 June, 1924 : Jean Fabry
14 June, 1924 - 17 April, 1925 : Édouard Daladier
17 April, 1925 - 29 October, 1925 : Orly André-Hesse
29 October, 1925 - 19 July, 1926 : Léon Perrier
19 July, 1926 - 23 July, 1926 : Adrien Dariac
23 July, 1926 - 6 November, 1928 : Léon Perrier
11 November, 1928 - 3 November, 1929 : André Maginot
3 November, 1929 - 21 February, 1930 : François Piétri
21 February, 1930 - 2 March, 1930 : Lucien Lamoureux
2 March, 1930 - 13 December, 1930 : François Piétri
13 December, 1930 - 27 January, 1931 : Théodore Steeg
27 January, 1931 - 20 February, 1932 : Paul Reynaud
20 February, 1932 - 3 June, 1932 : Louis de Chappedelaine
3 June, 1932 - 6 September, 1933 : Albert Sarraut
6 September, 1933 - 26 October, 1933 : Albert Dalimier
26 October, 1933 - 26 November, 1933 : François Piétri
26 November, 1933 - 9 January, 1934 : Albert Dalimier
9 January, 1934 - 30 January, 1934 : Lucien Lamoureux
30 January, 1934 - 9 February, 1934 : Henry de Jouvenel
9 February, 1934 - 13 October, 1934 : Pierre Laval
13 October, 1934 - 24 January, 1936 : Louis Rollin
24 January, 1936 - 4 June, 1936 : Jacques Stern
4 June, 1936 - 18 January, 1938 : Marius Moutet
18 January, 1938 - 13 March, 1938 : Théodore Steeg
13 March, 1938 - 10 April, 1938 : Marius Moutet
10 April, 1938 - 18 May, 1940 : Georges Mandel
18 May, 1940 - 16 June, 1940 : Louis Rollin
16 June, 1940 - 12 July, 1940 : Albert Rivière
12 July, 1940 - 6 September, 1940 : Henry Lémery
6 September, 1940 - 18 April, 1942 : Charles Platon
18 April, 1942 - 26 March, 1943 : Jules Brévié
26 March, 1943 - 20 August, 1944 : Henri Bléhaut
24 September, 1941 - 28 July, 194 : René Pleven (Commissaire)
28 July, 1942 - 17 October, 1942 : Hervé Alphand (Commissaire)
17 October, 1942 - 10 September, 1944 : René Pleven (Commissaire)
10 September, 1944 - 16 November, 1944 : René Pleven
16 November, 1944 - 21 November, 1945 : Paul Giacobbi
21 November, 1945 - 26 January, 1946 : Jacques Soustelle
26 January, 1946 - 23 December, 1946 : Marius Moutet
23 December, 1946 - 22 January, 1947 : Auguste Laurent
22 January, 1947 - 22 October, 1947 : Marius Moutet
22 October, 1947 - 29 October, 1949 : Paul Coste-Floret
29 October, 1949 - 3 July, 1950 : Jean Letourneau
3 July, 1950 - 12 July, 1950 : Paul Coste-Floret
12 July, 1950 - 11 August, 1951 : François Mitterrand
11 August, 1951 - 8 March, 1952 : Louis Jacquinot
8 March, 1952 - 8 January, 1953 : Pierre Pflimlin
8 January, 1953 - 19 June, 1954 : Louis Jacquinot
19 June, 1954 - 20 January, 1955 : Robert Buron
20 January, 1955 - 23 February, 1955 : Jean-Jacques Juglas
23 February, 1955 - 1 February, 1956 : Pierre-Henri Teitgen
1 February, 1956 - 13 June, 1957 : Gaston Defferre
13 June, 1957 - 14 May, 1958 : Gérard Jaquet
14 May, 1958 - 9 June, 1958 : André Colin
9 June, 1958 - 8 January, 1959 : Bernard Cornut-Gentille
5 February, 1960 - 24 August, 1961 : Robert Lecourt
24 August, 1961 - 8 January, 1966 : Louis Jacquinot
8 January, 1966 - 30 May, 1968 : Pierre Billotte
30 May, 1968 - 10 July, 1968 : Joël Le Theule
25 February, 1971 - 7 July, 1972 : Pierre Messmer
2 April, 1973 - 27 February, 1974 : Bernard Stasi
20 March, 1986 - 10 May, 1988 : Bernard Pons
23 June, 1988 - 29 March, 1993 : Louis Le Pensec
29 March, 1993 - 18 May, 1995 : Dominique Perben
18 May, 1995 - 7 November, 1995 : Jean-Jacques de Peretti
7 May, 2002 - 2 June, 2005 : Brigitte Girardin
2 June, 2005 - 26 March, 2007 : François Baroin
26 March, 2007 - June 2007 : Hervé Mariton
19 June 2007 - present: Michèle Alliot-Marie

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