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Koen Cerfontain was a Beatavician politician who served as the Prime minister of Beatavic from 1948-1954, Lieutenant governor of [[Arklip]] from 1940-1948 and the Mayor of [[Klingtern]] from 1938-1940. He is well known throughout [[Beatavic]] for serving as prime minister during the | Koen Cerfontain was a Beatavician politician who served as the Prime minister of Beatavic from 1948-1954, Lieutenant governor of [[Arklip]] from 1940-1948 and the Mayor of [[Klingtern]] from 1938-1940. He is well known throughout [[Beatavic]] for serving as prime minister during the [[World_War_(Iearth)|World War]]. | ||
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Koen Cerfontain | |
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| Prime Minister of Beatavic | |
| In office April 24th 1948 – June 3rd 1954 | |
| Vice PM | Egbert Heerdink |
| Preceded by | Eldert Groen |
| Succeeded by | Bart Vredeveld |
| Lieutenant Governor of Arklip | |
| In office June 3rd 1940 – April 24th 1948 | |
| Deputy | Bart Vredeveld |
| Mayor of Klingtern | |
| In office June 3rd 1936 – June 3rd 1940 | |
| Preceded by | Jan-Hendrik Broekotte |
| Succeeded by | Gerrit Meullink |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Koen Cerfontain May 14, 1903 Klingtern, Arklip |
| Died | 24 October 2001 (aged 98) Gran Telea, Beatavic |
| Nationality | Beatavician |
| Political party | Conservative |
Koen Cerfontain was a Beatavician politician who served as the Prime minister of Beatavic from 1948-1954, Lieutenant governor of Arklip from 1940-1948 and the Mayor of Klingtern from 1938-1940. He is well known throughout Beatavic for serving as prime minister during the World War.