Emmanuel Servais

5th Prime Minister of Luxembourg
Emmanuel Servais
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In office 1867-12-03 – 1874-12-26
Preceded by	Baron de Tornaco
Succeeded by	Baron de Blochausen

Born	1811-04-11 Mersch
Died	1890-06-17 Bad Nauheim, Germany
Nationality	Luxembourgian
Spouse	Justine Elise Boch

Emmanuel Servais (1811-04-11 - 1890-06-17) was a Luxembourgian politician. He was the fifth Prime Minister of Luxembourg, serving for seven years, from 1867-12-03 until 1874-12-26.

His son, Émile, would go on to lead a failed communist revolt on 9 January 1919.

Political offices
Preceded by Norbert Metz	Minister for Finances (first time) 1853 – 1857	Succeeded by Guillaume-Mathias Augustin
Preceded by Baron de Tornaco	Prime Minister of Luxembourg 1867 – 1874	Succeeded by Baron de Blochausen
Preceded by Baron de Tornaco	Minister for Foreign Affairs 1867 – 1874	Succeeded by Baron de Blochausen
Preceded by Alexandre de Colnet d'Huart	Minister for Finances (second time) 1869	Succeeded by Georges Ulveling
Preceded by Édouard Thilges	President of the Council of State 1874 – 1887	Succeeded by Henri Vannérus
Preceded by Charles Simonis	Mayor of Luxembourg City 1875 – 1890	Succeeded by Alexis Brasseur
Preceded by Zénon de Muyser	President of the Chamber of Deputies 1887 – 1890	Succeeded by Théodore Willibrord de Wacquant