Simone Veil

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Simone Veil was a prominent French magistrate, Holocaust survivor, and stateswoman best known for championing the legalization of abortion in France and serving as the first female President of the European Parliament.

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instanceOf French politician
Holocaust survivor
Member of the European Parliament
President of the European Parliament
feminist
government minister
human
magistrate
awardReceived Charlemagne Prize
Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour
Grand Cross of the National Order of Merit (France)
Prince of Asturias Award for International Cooperation
burialPlace Panthéon, Paris
causeOfDeath natural causes
countryOfCitizenship France
dateOfBirth 1927-07-13
dateOfDeath 2017-06-30
deportedTo Auschwitz concentration camp
linked to: AuschwitzBirkenau
educatedAt Sciences Po
University of Paris
linked to: Sorbonne University
ethnicGroup French Jews
familyName Veil
givenName Simone
hasChild Claude-Nicolas Veil
Jean Veil
Pierre-François Veil
knownFor being a Holocaust survivor
being first female President of the European Parliament
legalization of abortion in France
legalActChampioned Law 75-17 of 17 January 1975 on voluntary termination of pregnancy
memberOf Académie française
Constitutional Council of France
memberOfPoliticalParty Union for French Democracy
Union for a Popular Movement
notableWork Veil Law
occupation civil servant
magistrate
politician
parliamentaryGroup Liberal and Democratic Group in the European Parliament
participatedIn French Resistance (as deportee context of WWII)
linked to: French Resistance
placeOfBirth Alpes-Maritimes
France
Nice
placeOfDeath France
Paris
positionHeld Member of the Académie française
Member of the Constitutional Council of France
Member of the European Parliament
Minister of Health of France
President of the European Parliament
religion Judaism
sexOrGender female
spouse Antoine Veil
subjectOf Panthéon interment ceremony
linked to: Panthéon, Paris
survived Auschwitz concentration camp
linked to: AuschwitzBirkenau

Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
linked to: BergenBelsen
workLocation Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium

Paris

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