Georgette Ciselet Explained

Georgette Ciselet (Antwerp, born 21 August 1900; died 1983) was a liberal Belgian political woman.[1] Member of the Liberal Party since 1925, she was a lawyer[2] and member of the Council of State (Belgium) (1963-1972); President of the National Federation of Liberal Women (1945-1963); President of the Sixth United Nations Conference on Technical Cooperation (1955); President of the Third United Nations Conference on Social Issues and Refugees (1959).[3]

Notes and References

  1. Book: R. DEVULDERE. Biografisch repertorium der Belgische parlementairen, senatoren en volksvertegenwoordigers 1830 tot 1.8.1965. Gent, R.U.G., licentiaatsverhandeling (onuitgegeeven), 1965..
  2. https://advocaatzeden.be/ Advocaat Zedenfeiten
  3. Book: Gubin, Eliane . Dictionnaire des femmes belges: XIXe et XXe siècles. Éliane Gubin. 2006 . Lannoo Uitgeverij, 2006. 100–103. 9782873864347 .

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