Jean-François Jannekeyn [SEP] conflict
Jean-François Jannekeyn
Jean-François Jannekeyn (November 16, 1892 – November 17, 1971) was a World War I flying ace credited with five aerial victories as a bomber pilot, flying a Breguet 14. Professionnal officer, he remained in the french air force after WW1 and he also competed at the 1924 Summer Olympics as a fencer.
During WW2, he had the rang of general and became air minister in Vichy France in years 1942 and 1943.
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- Jean Bichelonne – Minister of Industrial Production
- Hubert Lagardelle – Minister of Labour
- Joseph Barthélemy – Minister of Justice
- Gabriel Auphan – Minister of Marine
- Jean-François Jannekeyn – Minister of Air
- Abel Bonnard – Minister of National Education
- Jacques Le Roy Ladurie – Minister of Agriculture
- Max Bonnafous – Minister of Supply
- Jules Brévié – Minister of Colonies
- Raymond Grasset – Minister of Family and Health
- Robert Gibrat – Minister of Communication
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