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Palme I cabinet

December 07, 2023

The first cabinet of Olof Palme was the cabinet and government of Sweden from 14 October 1969[1] to 8 October 1976.[2]

Olof Palme's First Cabinet

41st Cabinet of Sweden
Date formed14 October 1969
Date dissolved8 October 1976
People and organisations
KingGustaf VI Adolf (until 1973)
Carl XVI Gustaf
Head of governmentOlof Palme
Status in legislatureSingle-party majority government
(1969–1970)
Single-party minority government
(1970–1976)
Opposition partyCentre Party
Liberal People's Party
Moderate Party
Opposition leaderGunnar Hedlund (C)
(1969–1971)
Thorbjörn Fälldin (C)
(1971–1976)
History
Legislature term(s)1970–1973
1973–1976
PredecessorErlander III
SuccessorFälldin I

Swedish politics during the reign of this cabinet was eventful. During this period, a wave of major strikes broke out and the IB affair, a covert domestic espionage program perpetrated by the state was uncovered. The Norrmalmstorg robbery and subsequent hostage situation took place in 1973, and two years later the West German Embassy siege occurred.[3]

Ministers edit

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party
Prime Minister's Office
Prime Minister14 October 19698 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry of Justice
Minister for Justice14 October 19698 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Minister for Foreign Affairs14 October 196930 June 1971 Social Democrats
30 June 19713 November 1973 Social Democrats
3 November 19738 October 1976 Social Democrats
Minister for International Development Cooperation3 November 19738 October 1976 Social Democrats
Minister for Disarmament and Religious Affairs14 October 19693 November 1973 Social Democrats
Ministry of Defence
Minister for Defence14 October 196931 October 1973 Social Democrats
Eric Holmqvist
3 November 19738 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry of Health and Social Affairs
Minister for Health and Social Affairs14 October 19693 November 1973 Social Democrats
Minister for Families, Youth and Immigrants14 October 19693 November 1973 Social Democrats
Ministry of Communications
Minister for Communications14 October 19698 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry of Finance
Ministry for Finance14 October 19698 October 1976 Social Democrats
Minister for Wages
Bertil Löfberg
14 October 19691 November 1975 Social Democrats
Minister for Wages and Nordic Cooperation1 November 19758 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry of Education
Minister for Education14 October 19693 November 1973 Social Democrats
3 November 19738 October 1976 Social Democrats
Minister for Teaching
Sven Moberg
14 October 19693 November 1973 Social Democrats
Minister for Schools4 January 19748 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry of Agriculture
Minister for Agriculture14 October 19693 November 1973 Social Democrats
3 November 19738 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Minister of Commerce and Industry
Gunnar Lange
14 October 19699 October 1970 Social Democrats
3 October 19701 November 1975 Social Democrats
Minister for Nordic Cooperation3 October 19701 November 1975 Social Democrats
Ministry of the Interior/Ministry of Employment
Minister of the Interior
Eric Holmquist
14 October 19693 November 1973 Social Democrats
3 November 197331 December 1973 Social Democrats
Minister for Employment1 January 19748 October 1976 Social Democrats
Minister for Immigrants and Equality3 November 19738 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry of Housing
Minister for Housing3 November 19738 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry for Civil Service Affairs
Minister for Civil Service Affairs14 October 19693 November 1973 Social Democrats
3 November 197331 December 1973 Social Democrats
Minister for Physical Planning and Local Government1 January 19748 October 1976 Social Democrats
Minister for Religious Affairs3 November 19738 October 1976 Social Democrats
Ministry of Industry
Minister for Industry14 October 196930 June 1971 Social Democrats
30 June 19718 October 1976 Social Democrats

References edit

Bibliography edit

  • Östberg, Kjell (2009). När vinden vände. Olof Palme 1969–1986. Leopard Förlag. ISBN 978-9173433167.

Footnotes edit

  1. ^ "1969 | olofpalme.org". Retrieved 18 January 2020.
  2. ^ "Tage Erlander avgår och Olof Palme tillträder". Sveriges Radio (in Swedish). Retrieved 18 January 2020.
  3. ^ Östberg (2009)

December 07, 2023
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The first cabinet of Olof Palme was the cabinet and government of Sweden from 14 October 1969 1 to 8 October 1976 2 Olof Palme s First Cabinet41st Cabinet of SwedenDate formed14 October 1969Date dissolved8 October 1976People and organisationsKingGustaf VI Adolf until 1973 Carl XVI GustafHead of governmentOlof PalmeStatus in legislatureSingle party majority government 1969 1970 Single party minority government 1970 1976 Opposition partyCentre PartyLiberal People s PartyModerate PartyOpposition leaderGunnar Hedlund C 1969 1971 Thorbjorn Falldin C 1971 1976 HistoryLegislature term s 1970 19731973 1976PredecessorErlander IIISuccessorFalldin ISwedish politics during the reign of this cabinet was eventful During this period a wave of major strikes broke out and the IB affair a covert domestic espionage program perpetrated by the state was uncovered The Norrmalmstorg robbery and subsequent hostage situation took place in 1973 and two years later the West German Embassy siege occurred 3 Contents 1 Ministers 2 References 2 1 Bibliography 2 2 FootnotesMinisters editPortfolio Minister Took office Left office PartyPrime Minister s OfficePrime MinisterOlof Palme14 October 19698 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry of JusticeMinister for JusticeLennart Geijer14 October 19698 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry of Foreign AffairsMinister for Foreign AffairsTorsten Nilsson14 October 196930 June 1971 Social DemocratsKrister Wickman30 June 19713 November 1973 Social DemocratsSven Andersson3 November 19738 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinister for International Development CooperationGertrud Sigurdsen3 November 19738 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinister for Disarmament and Religious AffairsAlva Myrdal14 October 19693 November 1973 Social DemocratsMinistry of DefenceMinister for DefenceSven Andersson14 October 196931 October 1973 Social DemocratsEric Holmqvist3 November 19738 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry of Health and Social AffairsMinister for Health and Social AffairsSven Aspling14 October 19693 November 1973 Social DemocratsMinister for Families Youth and ImmigrantsCamilla Odhnoff14 October 19693 November 1973 Social DemocratsMinistry of CommunicationsMinister for CommunicationsBengt Norling14 October 19698 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry of FinanceMinistry for FinanceGunnar Strang14 October 19698 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinister for WagesBertil Lofberg14 October 19691 November 1975 Social DemocratsMinister for Wages and Nordic CooperationKjell Olof Feldt1 November 19758 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry of EducationMinister for EducationIngvar Carlsson14 October 19693 November 1973 Social DemocratsBertil Zachrisson3 November 19738 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinister for TeachingSven Moberg14 October 19693 November 1973 Social DemocratsMinister for SchoolsLena Hjelm Wallen4 January 19748 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry of AgricultureMinister for AgricultureIngemund Bengtsson14 October 19693 November 1973 Social DemocratsSvante Lundkvist3 November 19738 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry of Commerce and IndustryMinister of Commerce and IndustryGunnar Lange14 October 19699 October 1970 Social DemocratsKjell Olof Feldt3 October 19701 November 1975 Social DemocratsMinister for Nordic CooperationKjell Olof Feldt3 October 19701 November 1975 Social DemocratsMinistry of the Interior Ministry of EmploymentMinister of the InteriorEric Holmquist14 October 19693 November 1973 Social DemocratsIngemund Bengtsson3 November 197331 December 1973 Social DemocratsMinister for EmploymentIngemund Bengtsson1 January 19748 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinister for Immigrants and EqualityAnna Greta Leijon3 November 19738 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry of HousingMinister for HousingIngvar Carlsson3 November 19738 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry for Civil Service AffairsMinister for Civil Service AffairsSvante Lundkvist14 October 19693 November 1973 Social DemocratsHans Gustafsson3 November 197331 December 1973 Social DemocratsMinister for Physical Planning and Local GovernmentHans Gustafsson1 January 19748 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinister for Religious AffairsHans Gustafsson3 November 19738 October 1976 Social DemocratsMinistry of IndustryMinister for IndustryKrister Wickman14 October 196930 June 1971 Social DemocratsRune B Johansson30 June 19718 October 1976 Social DemocratsReferences editBibliography edit Ostberg Kjell 2009 Nar vinden vande Olof Palme 1969 1986 Leopard Forlag ISBN 978 9173433167 Footnotes edit 1969 olofpalme org Retrieved 18 January 2020 Tage Erlander avgar och Olof Palme tilltrader Sveriges Radio in Swedish Retrieved 18 January 2020 Ostberg 2009 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Palme I cabinet amp oldid 1176859258, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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