Johannes Christiaan de Marez Oyens
Dutch politician
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Johannes Christiaan de Marez Oyens (21 January 1845, Amsterdam – 11 August 1911, Partenkirchen) was a Dutch politician.
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Ministry of Economic Affairs
- Tak van Poortvliet
- Klerck
- Van den Bergh
- Tromp
- Bastert
- Havelaar
- Lely
- Van der Sleijden
- De Marez Oyens
- Kraus
- Veegens
- Talma
- Treub
- Posthuma
- Van IJsselsteyn
- Ruijs de Beerenbrouck
- Aalberse
- Koolen
- Slotemaker de Bruïne
- Verschuur
- Colijn
- Steenberghe
- Gelissen
- Steenberghe
- Colijn
- Steenberghe
- Van den Tempel
- Kerstens
- Van den Broek
- Gispen
- Vos
- Huysmans
- Mansholt
- Van den Brink
- Zijlstra
- De Pous
- Andriessen
- Den Uyl
- Bakker
- De Block
- Witteveen
- Nelissen
- Langman
- Lubbers
- Van Aardenne
- Terlouw
- Van Aardenne
- De Korte
- Andriessen
- Wijers
- Jorritsma
- Heinsbroek
- Hoogervorst
- Brinkhorst
- Zalm
- Wijn
- Van der Hoeven
- Verhagen
- Kamp
- Wiebes
- Van Nieuwenhuizen
- Van 't Wout
- Blok
- Adriaansens
- Beljaarts
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