Alice Saunier-Seité
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Alice Louise Saunier-Seïté was a French geographer, historian, university professor and politician of the Parti Républicain. She was a State Secretary and the first female minister for universities, serving from 1978 to 1981, when she also briefly served as Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister for family and women.
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Jean-Paul CostaAlso won Grand Officer of the National Order of Merit
André LévyAlso won Commander of the French Order of Academic Palms
Jean-Pierre BourguignonAlso won CNRS bronze medal
Catherine Coquery-VidrovitchAlso won Grand Officer of the National Order of Merit
Marc CréponAlso won CNRS bronze medal
Thierry de MontbrialAlso won Commander of the French Order of Academic PalmsAbout this person
Alice Louise Saunier-Seïté was a French geographer, historian, university professor and politician of the Parti Républicain. She was a State Secretary and the first female minister for universities, serving from 1978 to 1981, when she also briefly served as Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister for family and women. She is remembered as the first female dean and first female rector of a university in France. She is remembered also as the minister who ordered that the experimental university in Vincennes be razed to the ground during the night of 27 August 1980, that all physical trace of the world-renowned left-leaning university be removed.
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