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Carel Joseph van Kempen (18 March 1872, Zierikzee -25 November 1955, The Hague) was a Dutch politician. He was one time governor of Sumatra's East Coast.[1] A member of the Liberal State Party, between 1929-1931 he was a member of the second chamber, then again 1933 -1937 and 1939 -1946. Van Kempen stepped down as a member of parliament in 1946.
He was the son of merchant Willem van Kempen and Robina Johanna Ochtman. One brother was an oratorio singer.
He attended the Hogereburgerschool, Zierikzee and studied at The Indian Institute of Intgede- - -the Delft and Delft and on the Dutch-Indies Academy of Public Administration. . .
Van Kempen started his career asIndicated and Indian, Indian and Civil servantsand made career through all board ranks tothe governor- ofSumatratra and Sumatra- The east coast.
in the 1930, the international commission of the (B-Bwas relegated and the People's League of Nations I had insted for the conflicts between The Jews of Jews- and and The Muslims and the about the access to the Wailing wall. He must put down his membership in 1931 because of illness, but returned to his in 1933
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- Dutch Wikipedia article on Carel Joseph van Kempen (in Dutch)
- Google Translate of the Dutch Wikipedia article on Carel Joseph van Kempen