Van der Louw worked as a civil servant for municipality of The Hague from November 1953 until October 1957. Van der Louw worked as a journalist for the VARA from October 1957 until January 1971 as a political editor from October 1957 until September 1965 and as a managing editor from September 1965 until January 1971 and also as editor-in-chief of teen magazineHitweek from September 1965 until April 1969. Van der Louw also was active as a political activist and was one of the leaders of the New Left movement in the Netherlands which aimed to steer the Labour Party more to the Left. Van der Louw became a Member of the House of Representatives after the resignation of Ed Berg, serving from 12 January 1971 until his resignation on 1 May 1971. Van der Louw served as Chairman of the Labour Party from 1 May 1971 until 16 November 1974. In October 1974 Van der Louw was nominated as Mayor of Rotterdam, taking office on 16 November 1974. Van der Louw was appointed as Minister of Culture, Recreation and Social Work in the Cabinet Van Agt II, taking office on 11 September 1981. The Cabinet Van Agt II fell just seven months into its term on 12 May 1982 and continued to serve in a demissionary capacity until it was replaced by the caretakerCabinet Van Agt III on 29 May 1982.
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Arie Andries Andre van der Louw 9 August 1933 20 October 2005 was a Dutch politician of the Labour Party PvdA and journalist 1 2 Andre van der LouwAndre van der Louw in 1989Chairman of the Rijnmond CouncilIn office 16 April 1983 1 February 1986Preceded byAd OeleSucceeded byOffice discontinuedMinister of Culture Recreation and Social WorkIn office 11 September 1981 29 May 1982Prime MinisterDries van AgtPreceded byTil Gardeniers BerendsenSucceeded byHans de BoerMayor of RotterdamIn office 16 November 1974 11 September 1981Preceded byMinus Polak Ad interim Succeeded byWim van der Have Ad interim Chairman of the Labour PartyIn office 1 May 1971 16 November 1974LeaderJoop den UylPreceded byAnne VondelingSucceeded byIen van den Heuvel de BlankMember of the House of RepresentativesIn office 16 September 1982 16 April 1983In office 12 January 1971 1 May 1971Parliamentary groupLabour PartyPersonal detailsBornArie Andries van der Louw 1933 08 09 9 August 1933The Hague NetherlandsDied20 October 2005 2005 10 20 aged 72 Scheveningen NetherlandsCause of deathLung cancerPolitical partyLabour Party from 1949 SpousesCorinna De Weerdt m 1965 div 1977 wbr Annelies Roelofszen m 1985 wbr ChildrenMilan van der Louw Petar van der LouwOccupationPolitician Civil servant Journalist Editor Author Nonprofit director Media administrator Sport administrator Political pundit Activist Van der Louw worked as a civil servant for municipality of The Hague from November 1953 until October 1957 Van der Louw worked as a journalist for the VARA from October 1957 until January 1971 as a political editor from October 1957 until September 1965 and as a managing editor from September 1965 until January 1971 and also as editor in chief of teen magazine Hitweek from September 1965 until April 1969 Van der Louw also was active as a political activist and was one of the leaders of the New Left movement in the Netherlands which aimed to steer the Labour Party more to the Left Van der Louw became a Member of the House of Representatives after the resignation of Ed Berg serving from 12 January 1971 until his resignation on 1 May 1971 Van der Louw served as Chairman of the Labour Party from 1 May 1971 until 16 November 1974 In October 1974 Van der Louw was nominated as Mayor of Rotterdam taking office on 16 November 1974 Van der Louw was appointed as Minister of Culture Recreation and Social Work in the Cabinet Van Agt II taking office on 11 September 1981 The Cabinet Van Agt II fell just seven months into its term on 12 May 1982 and continued to serve in a demissionary capacity until it was replaced by the caretaker Cabinet Van Agt III on 29 May 1982 Van der Louw remained in active politics in March 1983 he was nominated as Chairman of the Rijnmond Council a direct electable sub national administrative layer between the municipalities and the provinces in the Rijnmond Area serving from 16 April 1983 until 1 February 1986 Van der Louw also became active in the public sector and occupied numerous seats as a nonprofit director on several boards of directors and supervisory boards Royal Dutch Football Association Dutch Broadcast Foundation International Architecture Biennal Rotterdam Stichting Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn Royal Library of the Netherlands and the International Institute of Social History and served on several state commissions and councils on behalf of the government Advisory Council for Spatial Planning Probation Agency Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP Cadastre Agency and the Council for Public Administration References edit Andre van der Louw 1933 2005 in Dutch DigiBron 21 October 2005 Retrieved 28 January 2019 Biografie Andre van der Louw in Dutch Rijksuniversiteit Groningen 23 January 2019 Retrieved 28 January 2019 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Andre van der Louw Official in Dutch A A Andre van der Louw Parlement com Party political offices Preceded byAnne Vondeling Chairman of the Labour Party1971 1974 Succeeded byIen van den Heuvel de Blank Political offices Preceded byWim ThomassenAd interim Minus Polak Mayor of Rotterdam1974 1981 Succeeded byBram PeperAd interim Wim van der Have Preceded byTil Gardeniers Berendsen Minister of Culture Recreation and Social Work1982 1982 Succeeded byHans de Boer Civic offices Preceded byAd Oele Chairman of the Rijnmond Council1983 1986 Succeeded byOffice discontinued Preceded byTheo Bot Chairman of the Supervisory board of Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP1983 1993 Succeeded byGijs van Aardenne Non profit organization positions Preceded byHarm Buiter Chairman of the Association of Municipalities1978 1981 Succeeded byUnknown Preceded byUnknown Chairman of the Supervisory board of the International Institute of Social History1986 1996 Succeeded byUnknown Media offices Preceded byMax de Jong Chairman of the Supervisory board of Dutch Broadcast Foundation1994 1997 Succeeded byGerrit Jan Wolffensperger Sporting positions Preceded byUnknown Operations Director of the Royal Dutch Football Association1986 1989 Succeeded byUnknown nbsp This article about a Dutch Labour Party politician is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp nbsp This article about a mayor in the Netherlands is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Andre van der Louw amp oldid 1192145845, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
