Texte:  Léon Kauffman&lt;br&gt;Sexe : Homme&lt;br&gt;Naissance : 16 août 1869 - Luxembourg, Luxembourg&lt;br&gt;Mariage : Conjoint: Madeleine Joséphine Franck - 16 juin 1906 - Luxembourg&lt;br&gt;Décès : 25 mar 1952 - Lux embourg, Luxembourg&lt;br&gt;Enterrement : Cimetière de Notre Dame, Luxembourg, Luxembourg &lt;br&gt;Profession : juriste&lt;br&gt;Profession : Prime Minister of Luxembourg - Entre 18 juin 1917 et 28 sept 1918 - Luxembour g&lt;br&gt;Parents : Mathias Kauffman, Margaretha Kauffman (née Michaëlis)&lt;br&gt;Femme : Madeleine Joséphine Kauffman (née Franck)&lt;br&gt;Fils : Joseph Jean Charles Kauffman&lt;br&gt;Frères et sœurs : Maria L ouise Kauffman, Susanna Johanna Bernard (née Kauffman), Margaretha Amélie Kaufman&lt;br&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;Information supplémentaire : <br> <br>LifeSketch: Luxembourgish politician. He was the 12th Prime Minister of Luxe mbourg, serving for one year, from 18 June 1917 until 28 September 1918. After studying law, in 1893 Kauffman was appointed an Attaché of the Parquet Général, and then was a justice of the peace in Echternach from 1898 to 1900. Then he was a se nior civil servant from 1902 to 1910. In 1910 he became director of the tax administration and president of the Assurances sociales. In 1916 he became Director-General (Minister) of Finance, until 1918. In 1917 there was a crisis within the Thor n Ministry, as the Chamber of Deputies had withdrawn confidence from agriculture minister Michel Welter. On 19 June 1917 Kauffman put together a Right-Liberal government, in which he was prime minister, as well as the Foreign and Finance Minist er. Under this government, changes to the constitution were put into motion which were to introduce universal suffrage. There were disagreements, however, as the government refused, as the Chamber demanded, to establish the origins of sovereig n power "in the nation," instead of "in the person of the Grand Duke", as hitherto. When it became known that the prime minister had been present at a private visit of the German chancellor Georg von Hertling to Grand Duches s Marie-Adélaïde on 16 August 1918, the government was reformed. Léon Kauffman resigned as prime minister on 28 September 1918. From 1915 to 1945 he was a member, and from 1945 to 1952 he was president of the Council of State. From 1923 to 1952 , he was president of the executive board of the Banque Internationale à Luxembourg. He died in 1952 in Luxembourg City. He was married to Madeleine Joséphine Franck, and had one son.

Texte:  Léon Kauffman&lt;br&gt;Sexe : Homme&lt;br&gt;Alias : Leon Kauffmann&lt;br&gt;Naissance : 16 août 1869 - Luxembourg&lt;br&gt;Décès : 25 mar 1952 - Luxembourg&lt;br&gt;Religion : Catholicism&lt;br&gt ;Occupation : Politician&lt;br&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;Parents : RelationNomNaissanceFemmeMadeleine Joséphine Franck