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Encyclopedia > Department of Home Affairs (Switzerland)

The Federal Department of Home Affairs is the Swiss interior ministry. The department is headed by a member of the Swiss Federal Council.


List of heads of the department

When Member of the Swiss Federal Council
1848-1857 Stefano Franscini
1857-1863 Giovanni Battista Pioda
1864 Karl Schenk
1865 Jakob Dubs
1866-1870 Karl Schenk
1871-1872 Jakob Dubs
1872-1873 Karl Schenk
1874-1875 Melchior Josef Martin Knüsel
1876-1878 Numa Droz
1879-1884 Karl Schenk
1885 Adolf Deucher
1886-1895 Karl Schenk
1895-1897 Eugène Ruffy
1898-1899 Adrien Lachenal
1900-1903 Marc-Emile Ruchet
1904-1905 Ludwig Forrer
1906-1910 Marc-Emile Ruchet
1911 Josef Anton Schobinger
1912 Marc-Emile Ruchet
1912 Camille Decoppet
1913 Louis Perrier
1913-1917 Felix Calonder
1918-1919 Gustave Ador
1920-1928 Ernest Chuard
1929 Marcel Pilet-Golaz
1930-1934 Albert Meyer
1934-1959 Philipp Etter
1960-1973 Hans-Peter Tschudi
1974-1982 Hans Hürlimann
1983-1986 Alphons Egli
1987-1993 Flavio Cotti
1994-2002 Ruth Dreifuss
Since 2003 Pascal Couchepin

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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Switzerland (8038 words)
On the organization of the Roman provinces before Diocletian the northwestern past of the territory of Switzerland belonged to the provinces of Germania Superior, the southwestern section (Geneva) to the Provincia Narbonensis, the eastern and the greater part of the southeastern region to the province of Rhaetia.
The German regions of Switzerland fell to the Duchy of Swabia in 917.
After the outbreak of the French Revolution this state of affairs led to the interference of France, and in 1798 the territories of the Confederation were occupied by French troops.
Giovanni Battista Pioda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (96 words)
He was elected to the Federal Council of Switzerland on July 30, 1857 and resigned on January 26, 1864.
He was affiliated to the Free Democratic Party of Switzerland.
During his office time he held the Department of Home Affairs.
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