List of members of the European Parliament for France, 1984–1989

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Members of the
European Parliament

from France
ECSC delegation (1952)
EP delegation (1958)
1st term (1979)
2nd term (1984)
3rd term (1989)
4th term (1994)
5th term (1999)
6th term (2004)
7th term (2009)
8th term (2014)
9th term (2019)

This is a list of the 81 members of the European Parliament for France in the 1984 to 1989 session.

List

Name National party EP Group Constituency
Jean-Pierre Abelin   Union for French Democracy   EPP
Michel Debatisse   Union for French Democracy   EPP
Dominique Baudis (until 20 June 1988)

Stéphane Dermaux (from 01 July 1988)

  Union for French Democracy   EPP (until 20 June 1988)

  LDR (from 01 July 1988)

Guy Jean Guermeur   Rally for the Republic   EDA
Denis Baudouin   Rally for the Republic   EDA
Alain Carignon (until 19 March 1986)

Roger Gauthier (from 20 March 1986)

  Rally for the Republic   EDA
Magdeleine Anglade   National Centre of Independents and Peasants   EDA
Pierre Bernard-Reymond (until 04 December 1986)

Raymond Tourrain (from 05 December 1986)

  Centre of Social Democrats (until 04 December 1986)

  Rally for the Republic (from 05 December 1986)

  EPP (until 04 December 1986)

  EDA (from 05 December 1986)

Roger Chinaud (until 03 April 1989)

Jacqueline Grand (from 12 April 1989)

  Republican Party (until 03 April 1989)

  Rally for the Republic (from 12 April 1989)

  LDR (until 03 April 1989)

  EDA (from 12 April 1989)

Nicole Chouraqui (until 01 September 1987)

Gérard Benhamou (from 09 September 1987)

  Rally for the Republic (until 01 September 1987)

  Radical Party (from 09 September 1987)

  EDA (until 01 September 1987)

  LDR (from 09 September 1987)

Alfred Coste-Floret   French Christian Democracy   EDA
Jean-François Deniau (until 01 April 1986)

Paulin Bruné (from 02 April 1986 to 30 June 1986)

Jean-Pierre Cassabel (from 01 July 1986 to 28 October 1987)

Christiane Papon (from 29 October 1987)

  Union for French Democracy (until 30 June 1986)

  Rally for the Republic (from 01 July 1986)

  LDR (until 30 June 1986)

  EDA (from 01 July 1986)

Georges Donnez   Union for French Democracy   LDR
Anne-Marie Dupuy (until 31 December 1988)

Monique Badénès (from 06 January 1989)

  Rally for the Republic (until 31 December 1988)

  Union for French Democracy (from 06 January 1989)

  EDA (until 31 December 1988)

  EPP (from 06 January 1989)

André Fanton   Rally for the Republic   EDA
Gaston Flosse (until 19 March 1986)

Pierre Lataillade (from 20 March 1986)

  Rally for the Republic   EDA
Nicole Fontaine   Union for French Democracy   EPP
Yves Galland (until 18 August 1986)

André Fourçans (from 19 August 1986)

  Republican Party (until 12 December 1985)

  Radical Party (from 13 December 1985 until 18 August 1986)

  Union for French Democracy (from 19 August 1986)

  LDR
Robert Hersant   Union for French Democracy   EPP
Alain Juppé (until 19 March 1986)

Jean-Marie Vanlerenberghe (from 20 March 1986)

  Rally for the Republic (until 19 March 1986)

  Union for French Democracy (from 20 March 1986)

  EDA (until 19 March 1986)

  EPP (from 20 March 1986)

Jean Lecanuet (until 09 October 1988)

Jean-Paul Hugot (from 10 October 1988)

  Union for French Democracy (until 09 October 1988)

  Rally for the Republic (from 10 October 1988)

  EPP (until 09 October 1988)

  EDA (from 10 October 1988)

Gérard Longuet (until 19 March 1986)

Roland Blum (from 20 March 1986 to 03 April 1987)

Hubert Jean Buchou (from 04 April 1987)

  Republican Party (until 19 March 1986)

  Union for French Democracy (from 20 March 1986 to 03 April 1987)

  Rally for the Republic (from 04 April 1987)

  LDR (until 03 April 1987)

  EDA (from 04 April 1987)

Philippe Malaud   National Centre of Independents and Peasants   EDA
Christian de la Malène   Rally for the Republic   EDA
Jacques Mallet   Union for French Democracy   EPP
Jean-François Mancel (until 11 December 1986)

Charles Baur (from 12 December 1986)[1]

  Rally for the Republic (until 11 December 1986)

  Union for French Democracy (from 12 December 1986)

  EDA (until 11 December 1986)

  LDR (from 12 December 1986)

Simone Martin   Republican Party   LDR
Jean Mouchel   Rally for the Republic   EDA
François Musso   Rally for the Republic   EDA
Jean-Thomas Nordmann   Radical Party   LDR
Jean-Claude Pasty   Rally for the Republic   EDA
Pierre Pflimlin   Centre of Social Democrats   EPP
Michel Poniatowski   Union for French Democracy   LDR
Bernard Pons (until 30 April 1985)

Alain Marleix (from 01 May 1985)

  Rally for the Republic   EDA
André Rossi (until 05 September 1986)

Robert Delorozoy (from 06 September 1986)

  Republican Party (until 12 December 1984)

  Union for French Democracy (until 31 December 1984 from 13 December 1984)

  Radical Party (from 01 January 1985 to 05 September 1986)

  Union for French Democracy (from 06 September 1986)

  LDR
Jean-Pierre Roux (until 31 March 1987)

Roger Partrat (from 01 April 1987 to 10 August 1988)

Georges de Brémond d'Ars (from 09 September 1988)

  Rally for the Republic (until 31 March 1987)

  Union for French Democracy (from 01 April 1987)

  EDA (until 31 March 1987)

  EPP (from 01 April 1987 to 10 August 1988)

  LDR (from 09 September 1988)

Christiane Scrivener (until 05 January 1989)

Robert Batailly (from 07 January 1989)

  Republican Party (until 05 January 1989)

  Radical Party (from 07 January 1989)

  LDR
Jacqueline Thome-Patenotre   Radical Party   EDA
Simone Veil   Union for French Democracy   LDR
Jacques Vernier   Radical Party   EDA
Claude Wolff   Union for French Democracy   LDR
Jean-Paul Bachy (until 23 June 1988)

Martine Buron (from 01 July 1988)

  Socialist Party   S
Jean Besse   Socialist Party   S
Alain Bombard   Socialist Party   S
Gisèle Charzat   Socialist Party   S
Jean-Pierre Cot   Socialist Party   S
Louis Eyraud   Socialist Party   S
Roger Fajardie (until 25 August 1987)

Jean-Marie Alexandre (from 09 September 1987)

  Socialist Party   S
Léon Fatous   Socialist Party   S
Yvette Fuillet   Socialist Party   S
Colette Gadioux   Socialist Party   S
Max Gallo   Socialist Party   S
Lionel Jospin (until 12 May 1988)

Jean Crusol (from 16 May 1988)

  Socialist Party   S
Marie-Noëlle Lienemann (until 25 June 1988)

Louis Chopier (from 21 July 1988)

  Socialist Party   S
Charles-Emile Loo   Socialist Party   S
Didier Motchane (until 22 May 1989)

Charles Wendeling (from 24 May 1989)

  Socialist Party   S
Nicole Pery   Socialist Party   S
Henri Saby   Socialist Party   S
Georges Sutra de Germa   Socialist Party   S
Bernard Thareau   Socialist Party   S
Marie-Claude Vayssade   Socialist Party   S
Jacqueline Hoffmann (until 29 April 1986)

Sylvie Mayer (from 30 April 1986)

  Communist Party   COM
Danielle De March-Ronco (Waller)   Communist Party   COM
Maxime Gremetz (until 29 April 1986)

Louis Baillot (from 30 April 1986)

  Communist Party   COM
Robert Chambeiron   Communist Party   COM
Pierre-Benjamin Pranchère   Communist Party   COM
René-Emile Piquet   Communist Party   COM
Georges Marchais   Communist Party   COM
Emmanuel Maffre-Baugé   Communist Party   COM
Dominique Chaboche (until 15 April 1986)

Roland Goguillot (from 16 April 1986)

  National Front   ER
Michel de Camaret (until 24 June 1987)

Roger Palmieri (until 01 July 1987)

  National Front   ER
Bernard Antony   National Front   ER
Francis Wurtz   Communist Party   COM
Paul Vergès   Communist Party (until 31 December 1984)

  Communist Party of Réunion (from 01 January 1985)

  COM
Michel Collinot   National Front   ER
Jean-Marie Le Chevallier   National Front   ER
Jean-Marie Le Pen   National Front   ER
Martine Lehideux   National Front   ER
Olivier Lefevre d'Ormesson   National Front (until 15 November 1987)

  National Centre of Independents and Peasants (from 16 November 1987)

  ER (until 15 November 1987)

  NI (from 16 November 1987)

Gustave Pordea   National Front   ER
Jean-Pierre Stirbois (until 14 April 1986)

Gilbert Devèze (from 16 April 1986)

  National Front   ER

References

  1. ^ Alberts, Jennifer (2015-01-05). "Charles Baur, emblématique président du Conseil Régional de Picardie, est décédé". France 3. Retrieved 2015-01-29.