(Q1971646)

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instance of

human

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image

ANijs.jpg
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sex or gender

female

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country of citizenship

Kingdom of the Netherlands

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given name

Annette

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Dorothea

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Sophia

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Maria

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family name

Nijs

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date of birth

16 December 1961

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stated in

SNAC

SNAC ARK ID

w6rn5r06

subject named as

Annette Nijs

retrieved

9 October 2017

place of birth

Waalwijk

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reference URL

https://www.parlement.com/id/vg9fgoprlkws

occupation

politician

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economist

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teacher

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inferred from

Category:Dutch educators

retrieved

20 June 2019

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position held

member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands

start time

30 January 2003

end time

26 May 2003

parliamentary group

People's Party for Freedom and Democracy

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reference URL

https://www.parlement.com/id/vg9fgoprlkws/a_d_s_m_annette_nijs

Representative of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe

start time

1 September 2005

end time

22 January 2007

represents

Netherlands

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reference URL

http://www.assembly.coe.int/nw/xml/AssemblyList/MP-Details-EN.asp?MemberID=5583

member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands

start time

7 June 2005

end time

29 November 2006

parliamentary group

People's Party for Freedom and Democracy

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reference URL

https://www.parlement.com/id/vg9fgoprlkws/a_d_s_m_annette_nijs

State Secretary for Education, Culture and Science

start time

22 July 2002

replaces

Karin Adelmund

member of cabinet

First Balkenende cabinet

Second Balkenende cabinet

end time

9 June 2004

replaced by

Mark Rutte

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reference URL

https://www.parlement.com/id/vg9fgoprlkws/a_d_s_m_annette_nijs

educated at

Erasmus University Rotterdam

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member of political party

People's Party for Freedom and Democracy

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candidacy in election

2003 Dutch general election

represents

People's Party for Freedom and Democracy

votes received

9,002

candidate position

5

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stated in

Q104666624

retrieved

4 January 2021

member of

Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe

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award received

Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau

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on focus list of Wikimedia project

gender gap on Dutch Wikipedia

point in time

17 February 2024

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Commons category

Annette Nijs

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