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Die Regierung Erlander I wurde in Schweden am 11. Oktober 1946 durch Ministerpräsident Tage Erlander von der Schwedischen Sozialdemokratischen Arbeiterpartei SAP ( Sveriges socialdemokratiska arbetareparti) gebildet und löste die Regierung Hansson IV ab. Sie blieb bis zum 1. Oktober 1951 im Amt und wurde danach durch die Regierung Erlander II ...
Tage Erlander (Q53707) Tage Erlander. Swedish 20th century prime minister (1901-1985) Tage Fritjof Erlander. Erlander, Tage Fritiof, 1901-. Language. Label. Description. Also known as.
Prime minister of Sweden and leader of the Social Democratic party from 1946-1969, Tage Erlander enjoyed a career that was remarkable both for its major accomplishments and longevity. Under his leadership, Sweden became an exemplary welfare state following World War II. Universal pensions, child support, health insurance, extended paid vacations, subsidized housing, and many other benefits ...
10. Nov. 2020 · Tage Erlander visiting professorship. The purpose of the Swedish Research Council’s grant for visiting professors is to give higher education institutions the opportunity to develop a subject area by recruiting an internationally prominent professor during a limited period. Support form: Research environment and collaboration support.
Tage Erlander - Makten och Sanningen: Created by Göran Ellung. With Ingvar Carlsson, Jan Guillou, Sten Ljunggren, Dick Harrison. Sweden's Prime Minister for 23 years.
Tage Fritiof Erlander hallgat ( Ransäter, 1901. június 13. – Huddinge, Stockholm közelében, 1985. június 21.) svéd politikus, 1946 – 1969 között Svédország miniszterelnöke. Megszakítás nélkül, 7 parlamenti választást megnyervén, 23 évig volt miniszterelnök. [2] .
Tage Erlander was the leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party and led the government for an uninterrupted tenure of 23 years, one of the longest in any democracy. 3. For most of his time in power, Tage Erlander ran a minority government of the Social Democrats. 4. The Social Democrats held a majority of seats in the upper house for most ...
