@prefix owl: . owl:sameAs , . @prefix foaf: . foaf:page . @prefix dbpprop: . dbpprop:reference , , . @prefix rdfs: . rdfs:label "John Ganzoni, 2nd Baron Belstead"@en , "John Ganzoni, 2. baron Belstead"@pl ; dbpprop:abstract "John Julian Ganzoni, 2nd Baron Belstead, PC was a British Conservative politician and peer who served as Leader of the House of Lords under Margaret Thatcher from 1988 to 1990. The son of Sir Francis Ganzoni, a barrister and Conservative MP for Ipswich who was created the 1st Lord Belstead in 1938, John Ganzoni went to Eton before reading History at Christ Church, Oxford. He showed little interest in politics at first, and waited six years after succeeding to the peerage on his father's death in 1958 to make his maiden speech. Edward Heath appointed him in 1970 to become parliamentary under-secretary to Margaret Thatcher at the Department of Education and Science, he was moved in the same rank to the Northern Ireland Office three years later. When Margaret Thatcher led the Tories back to power in 1979 she sent him to the Home Office. He was then made Minister at the Foreign Office when Lord Carrington and his team resigned after the Falklands invasion. He next moved to the Ministry of Fisheries and Food, and went back to the Education Department again before becoming Deputy Leader to William Whitelaw as Leader of the Lords. He then succeeded Whitelaw in 1988. After losing his Cabinet seat in 1990 he became Paymaster General and Northern Ireland minister under John Major, and then retired from the government to become chairman of the Parole Board in 1992. In 1983 he was sworn into the Privy Council, and he was one of the few hereditary peers offered a life peerage by Tony Blair in 1999, for which he took the title Baron Ganzoni, of Ipswich in the County of Suffolk. Lord Belstead never married, and the hereditary peerage and the baronetcy are now extinct."@en , "John Julian Ganzoni, 2. baron Belstead, brytyjski arystokrata i polityk, minister w rz\u0105dach Margaret Thatcher i Johna Majora, cz\u0142onek Partii Konserwatywnej, syn Francisa Ganzoniego, 1. barona Belstead, i Gwendolen Turner, c\u00F3rki Arthura Turnera. Wykszta\u0142cenie odebra\u0142 w Eton College oraz w Christ Church na Uniwersytecie Oksfordzkim. Studia uko\u0144czy\u0142 w 1961 r. z tytu\u0142em magistra historii. Po \u015Bmierci ojca w 1958 r. odziedziczy\u0142 tytu\u0142 2. barona Belstead i zasiad\u0142 w Izbie Lord\u00F3w. Pierwsz\u0105 mow\u0119 wyg\u0142osi\u0142 jednak dopiero w 1964 r. Od 1962 r. by\u0142 s\u0119dzi\u0105 pokoju w Ipswich. W latach 1979-1994 by\u0142 zast\u0119pc\u0105 Lorda Namiestnika Suffolk, a od 1994 r. Lordem Namiestnikiem tego\u017C hrabstwa. W 1970 r. zosta\u0142 parlamentarnym podsekretarzem stanu w ministerstwie edukacji i nauki. W 1973 r. obj\u0105\u0142 analogiczne stanowisko w ministerstwie ds. Irlandii P\u00F3\u0142nocnej. Po wyborach 1979 r. pracowa\u0142 w Home Office. W 1982 r. zosta\u0142 ministrem stanu w Foreign Office. W 1983 r. zosta\u0142 cz\u0142onkiem Tajnej Rady i ministrem stanu w departamencie rolnictwa, rybo\u0142\u00F3wstwa i \u017Cywono\u015Bci. W 1987 r. obj\u0105\u0142 analogiczne stanowisko w ministerstwie \u015Brodowiska. W 1988 r. zosta\u0142 cz\u0142onkiem gabinetu jako Lord Tajnej Piecz\u0119ci i przewodnicz\u0105cy Izby Lord\u00F3w. Miejsce w gabinecie utraci\u0142 po rezygancji Margaret Thatcher w 1990 r. Nowy premier, John Major, powierdzy\u0142 mu najpierw stanowisko Paymaster-General, a nast\u0119pnie ministra stanu w ministerstwie ds. Irlandii P\u00F3\u0142nocnej, ale ju\u017C bez prawa zasiadania w gabinecie. W 1992 r. Belstead zrezygnowa\u0142 ze stanowisk rz\u0105dowych i zosta\u0142 przewodnicz\u0105cym Parole Board. Po reformie Izby Lord\u00F3w w 1999 r. Belstead pozosta\u0142 w Izbie jako par do\u017Cywotni baron Ganzoni. Zmar\u0142 w 2005 r. Nigdy si\u0119 nie o\u017Ceni\u0142 i nie pozostawi\u0142 potomstwa. Wraz z jego \u015Bmierci\u0105 wygas\u0142 tytu\u0142 barona Belstead."@pl ; rdfs:comment "John Julian Ganzoni, 2. baron Belstead, brytyjski arystokrata i polityk, minister w rz\u0105dach Margaret Thatcher i Johna Majora, cz\u0142onek Partii Konserwatywnej, syn Francisa Ganzoniego, 1. barona Belstead, i Gwendolen Turner, c\u00F3rki Arthura Turnera. Wykszta\u0142cenie odebra\u0142 w Eton College oraz w Christ Church na Uniwersytecie Oksfordzkim. Studia uko\u0144czy\u0142 w 1961 r. z tytu\u0142em magistra historii. Po \u015Bmierci ojca w 1958 r. odziedziczy\u0142 tytu\u0142 2. barona Belstead i zasiad\u0142 w Izbie Lord\u00F3w."@pl , "John Julian Ganzoni, 2nd Baron Belstead, PC was a British Conservative politician and peer who served as Leader of the House of Lords under Margaret Thatcher from 1988 to 1990. The son of Sir Francis Ganzoni, a barrister and Conservative MP for Ipswich who was created the 1st Lord Belstead in 1938, John Ganzoni went to Eton before reading History at Christ Church, Oxford."@en . @prefix skos: . @prefix ns5: . skos:subject ns5:Old_Etonians , ns5:Members_of_the_Privy_Council_of_the_United_Kingdom , ns5:Conservative_Peers , ns5:Barons_in_the_Peerage_of_the_United_Kingdom , ns5:People_from_Suffolk , , ns5:Life_peers , , ns5:Lords_Privy_Seal , , ns5:Lord-Lieutenants_of_Suffolk . @prefix ns6: . dbpprop:wikiPageUsesTemplate ns6:succession_box_two_to_one . @prefix dbpedia: . dbpprop:title dbpedia:Leader_of_the_House_of_Lords , dbpedia:Lord_Privy_Seal ; dbpprop:years "1988–1990"@en ; dbpprop:after . @prefix ns8: . dbpprop:relatedInstance ns8:succession_box1 , ns8:succession_box2 , ns8:succession_box3 ; dbpprop:before , ; dbpprop:hasPhotoCollection ; dbpprop:successor ; dbpprop:predecessor . dbpedia:Baron_Ganzoni dbpprop:redirect . dbpedia:Lord_Belstead dbpprop:redirect . dbpprop:redirect . dbpedia:The_Lord_Belstead dbpprop:redirect . @prefix ns9: . ns9:incumbent_succession_box1 dbpprop:before .