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Petrus Josef Sietse de Jong |
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April 3rd 1915, Apeldoorn |
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Ranks |
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Decorations |
| Adelborst |
year 1931 |
ON. 1 |
1971, 17 July |
| Ltz. III |
1934, 28 Aug |
BK. 2 |
1940, 16 July |
| Ltz. II |
1936, 28 Aug |
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1943, 8 July |
| Ltz. I |
1944, 16 Aug |
OHK. 4 |
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| Kapt.ltz. (temporary) |
1953, 16 Oct |
OV. 1 |
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| Kapt.ltz. |
1954, 1 Jul |
XL |
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| Kaptz. |
1958, 1 Sep |
HMJB. 25 |
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| Rel. from active duty |
1959, 25 Jun |
HMB. en C |
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| Retirement |
1963, 24 Jul |
DSC |
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| Kaptz. KMR |
1963, 24 Jul |
MC. 1 |
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| Honourable discharge |
1975, 1 May |
MID |
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MMNA. 1 |
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L II. 1 |
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OVO. 3 |
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SAL. 4 |
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UNSM |
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VG. 4 |
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Z. 2a |
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| Submarine Commands |
| Hr.Ms. "O
24" |
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1944, 25 October |
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1946, 8 April |
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| Chronology |
| 1935 |
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Transferred to the Submarine Service |
| 1940, 12 May |
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1943, 1 September |
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Chief Officer Hr.Ms. "O 24" |
| 1943 |
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Commanding Officer Qualifying Course at
Portsmouth |
| 1944, 25 October |
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1946, 8 April |
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Cdt. Hr.Ms. "O 24" |
| 1947 |
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Submarine Service Staff |
| 1948, 1 June |
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1951, 1 November |
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Adjutant of the Minister of the Navy |
| 1949, 1 May |
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1951, 1 November |
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Adjutant of the Secretary of State for
the Navy |
| 1951, 1 November |
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1953, 15 October |
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Cdt. frigate Hr.Ms. "De Zeeuw" |
| ?1952, 10 December |
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?1953, 16 October |
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Liaison Officer at allied C-in-C Channel
Command at Portsmouth |
| 1953, 16 October |
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1955, 2 April |
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Staff Officer at allied C-in-C Channel
Command at Portsmouth
(rank: temporary Kapt.ltz.) |
| 1955, 2 April |
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1958, 20 May |
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Temporary Chief-Staff of the Inspector
General of the Royal
Netherlands Navy
Adjutant of Her Majesty Queen Juliana |
| 1958, 1 September |
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1959, 25 June |
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Cdt. destroyer Hr.Ms. "Gelderland" |
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| Civilian career |
| 1920, April |
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1926 |
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R.K. basis school (primary school) at
Apeldoorn |
| 1926 |
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1931 |
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Secondary school: public Kon. H.B.S.
Prins Hendrik der Nederlanden
at Apeldoorn |
| 1959 |
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1980, 11 October |
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Member of the K.V.P. (Katholieke
Volkspartij) party |
| 1959, 25 June |
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1963, 24 July |
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Secretary of State for the Navy |
| 1963, 24 July |
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1967, 5 April |
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Minister of Defence |
| 1967, 23 February |
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1967, 5 April |
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Member of the Tweede Kamer der
Staten-Generaal
(House of Representatives) for the KVP |
| 1967, 21 March |
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1967, 5 April |
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In charge of forming a new government |
| 1967, 5 April |
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1971, 6 July |
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Prime Minister |
| 1970, 7 January |
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1970, 14 January |
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Minister for Economic Affairs (ad
interim) |
| 1971, 11 May |
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1974, 17 September |
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Member of the Eerste Kamer der
Staten-Generaal (Senate)
Fractievoorzitter for the K.V.P. (Katholieke Volkspartij) party |
| 1971 |
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President Hartcentrum at Utrecht |
| 1971 |
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Vice-president of the board of the Dutch
Red Cross |
| 1971 |
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President Westeinde Hospital at
's-Gravenhage |
| 1972 |
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1975, 12 December |
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President Cebemo |
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Member of the board of Radio
Nederland Wereldomroep
(Dutch Radio World Service) |
| 1974 |
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Member of the board of Katholieke
Universiteit (Catholic University)
at Nijmegen |
| 1974 |
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Member of the board of the companies
CSM, SHV Holding, DAF,
Hoogovens and Nationale Nederlanden |
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1975 |
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Adjutant i.b.d. of Her Majesty the Queen |
| 1975 |
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Chairman Industriële Raad voor de
Oceanologie |
| 1975, November 1 |
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Member of the board of company Shell
Nederland BV |
| 1976 |
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Chairman of economic mission to
Australia |
| 1977 |
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Member of the board of the companies
Douwe Egberts and
Holland Beton Groep |
| 1978 |
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Member of the board of the financial
paper Het Financieele Dagblad |
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1981 |
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Chairman Comité Nationale Herdenking
'40-'45 |
| 1980, 11 October |
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Member of the C.D.A.
(Christen-Democratisch Appèl) party |
| 1986 |
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Chairman of economic mission to China |
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| Related books |
| Biography "Van
Buitengaats naar Binnenhof" by Dr. J.W.L. Brouwer and mr. drs.
J.C.F.J. van Merriënboer, 2001 |
| "Nederlandse minister-presidenten van de twintigste
eeuw" by G. Puchinger, 1984 |
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| Notes |
Nickname: "Pietje" (little Piet)
Nickname: "Hare Majesteits eigen tuinkabouter" (Her Majesty's own
garden dwarf), because he lived in the garden house of 'palace' Huis ten Bosch and was a small man. |
| Cousin of H.M.L. Propper (#2017). |
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