Beyens de Grambais is a Dutch-Belgian family of nobility, with a branch settling in the Southern Netherlands in the early 17th century. The Beyens family...
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name Beyens is frequently found in Nazareth, in Deinze and more generally in the Ghent area. In the early seventeenth century people named Beyens belonged...
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August 1917 Jules Renkin (Catholic), Minister of the Colonies Baron Eugène Beyens (technocrat), member of the Council of Ministers after 30 July 1916;...
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Party Julien Davignon 3 December 1854 12 March 1916 1907 1916 PSC-CVP Eugène Beyens 24 March 1855 3 January 1934 1916 1917 Charles de Broqueville 4 December...
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association - in Angers, France, presided over by Jules Cambon and fr:Eugène Beyens (1855-1934). The organisation had free publicity from L'Écho de Paris...
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Isaacs, 1st Marquess of Reading 1925 Governor-General of India Baron Eugène Beyens 1925 Minister Jhr. Charles Ruijs de Beerenbrouck 1925 Prime Minister...
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Napoléon-Eugène Beyens, to seek a commitment from the Allies to a Belgian seat at any peace conference and to continue to safeguard her neutrality. Beyens visited...
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Hymans 1865–1941 4 August 1914 Emile Vandervelde 1866–1938 26 July 1915 Eugène Beyens 1855–1934 31 May 1918 Charles de Broqueville 1860–1940 21 November 1918...
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Van den Heuvel 1919 - 1921 : Count Léo d'Ursel 1921 - 1924 : Baron Eugène Beyens 1924 - 1926 : Stefano Ruzette (Envoy) 1926 - 1935 : Max van Ypersele...
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de Stuers, and his second wife, Hortense Joséphine Constance, Baroness Beyens (1814-1869). In 1861, he began studying law at the University of Leiden;...
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