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He served as Minister for Development Co-operation in the DenUyl, Lubbers and Kok governments, and most recently held the post of Minister of VROM under the second Kok government.
DenUyl was, in some ways, the opposite of Tinbergen.
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After a period where the PvdA was influenced by newly formed left parties, JoopdenUyl as a prime minister again from 1973 to 1977.
The party returned from the opposition in 1989, and in 1994, Wim Kok became prime minister, heading the so-called "purple" coalition with VVD and D'66.
During the DenUyl government, it was shown the Lockheed had given large sums to the Prince Consort, that had a nominal position as inspector-general of the Air Force.
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Johannes Marten (Joop) denUyl was born in Hilversum on 9 August1919.
From 11 May 1973 to 19 December 1977, JoopdenUyl was Prime Minister and Minister of General Affairs in the government that bore his name.
From 11 September 1981 to 29 May 1982 Mr DenUyl was Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Social Affairs and Employment in the second Van Agt administration.
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Johannes Marten "Joop"denUyl (August_9, 1919 - December_24, 1987) was a Dutch politician, prime_minister_of_the_Netherlands from 1973 until 1977, as a member of the socialistPvdA party.
The biggest problem his cabinet faced was the 1973_oil_boycot following the dutch support of Israel in the Yom_Kippur_war.
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After a period where the PvdA was influenced by newly formed left parties, JoopdenUyl served as Prime Minister from 1973 to 1977.
When the PvdA pursued a more leftwing confrontational course in the late 1970s, it was excluded from government until 1989, when the PvdA formed a coalition with the CDA.
During the DenUyl government, it was shown that the Lockheed Aircraft Company had given large sums to the Prince Consort, who had a nominal position as inspector-general of the Air Force.
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Born in (Click link for more info and facts about Hilversum) Hilversum, DenUyl was a member of the (Click link for more info and facts about Tweede Kamer) Tweede Kamer since 1956, and became leader of his party in 1966.
He remained a member of the Tweede Kamer until his death in (An industrial center and the nominal capital of the Netherlands; center of the diamond-cutting industry; seat of an important stock exchange; known for its canals and art museum) Amsterdam in 1987.
"Van Agt" or "DenUyl") would be at the beginning of a sentence (when no title or initial or first name/s precedes the surname) or, likewise, in an index.
But it would also be correct to index as "van Agt, Dries" or "denUyl, Joop" (depending on editorial style in the publication concerned).
denUyl, Joop, byname of Johannes Marten denUyl (b.
In 1976 he successfully dissuaded Queen Juliana from abdicating when her consort, Prince Bernhard, was implicated in the Lockheed scandal.
Although Labour won most gains in the election in 1977, denUyl, whose policies were radical and whose style was compromising, proved unable to form a government.
More than 100 children and six teachers have been taken hostage in a primary school in northern Holland.
The Dutch Prime Minister, JoopdenUyl, said the hostage-takers - who are from the South Molucca islands (formerly part of the Dutch East Indies) - had still not made any demands.
Mr DenUyl indicated the government would take a hard line on any demands made to them.
In 1975 Suriname was granted independence and during the 1970's South Moluccan exiles began terrorist attacks as a result of their homeland being integrated into Indonesia.
