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Cabinet of Dragiša Cvetković I

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First cabinet of Cvetković

29th Cabinet of Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Date formed5 February 1939 (1939-02-05)
Date dissolved26 August 1939 (1939-08-26)
People and organisations
Head of statePeter II
Head of governmentDragiša Cvetković
No. of ministers19
Ministers removed1
Total no. of members20
History
PredecessorStojadinović III
SuccessorCvetković II

The First cabinet of Cvetković was the government of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, from 5 February 1939 to 26 August 1939.

Composition

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Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party
Prime Minister of Yugoslavia &
Minister of the Interior
5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Foreign Affairs5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Defence5 February 193926 August 1939 Independent
Minister of Justice5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Education5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Finance5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Construction5 February 193926 August 1939 SLS
Minister of Commerce and Industry5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Agriculture5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Post, Telegraph and Telephone5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Forests and Mines5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Transport5 February 193929 June 1939 JMO
29 June 193926 August 1939 JMO
Minister of Social Policy and Public Health5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister of Physical Education of the People5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
Minister without Portfolio5 February 193929 June 1939 JMO
5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
5 February 193926 August 1939 SLS
5 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ
24 February 193926 August 1939 JRZ

See also

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References

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  • "Službeni Deo". Official Gazette of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (in Serbian). No. 194 A. 23 August 1939. Retrieved 25 November 2019.[permanent dead link]
  • "III. regular meeting, shorthand notes of the National Assembly of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Extraordinary convocation" (PDF) (in Serbian). 28 February 1939. Retrieved 25 November 2019.