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Summary
Description The cabinet of Sweden 1939 and prime minister Hansson.jpg |
English:
The newly appointed Swedish cabinet, assembled outside the Royal Castle in Stockholm, December 13, 1939.
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Source | Nationalencyklopedin |
Author | KARL SANDELS SAMLING/IBL (Karl Sandels 1906 — 1986) |
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From left to right:
- Gösta Bagge, Conservative, minister of education
- Gustaf Andersson i Rasjön, Liberals, minister of communications
- Thorwald Bergquist, minister without portfolio
- Gustav Möller, Social democrats, minister of social affairs
- Karl Gustaf Westman, justice minister
- Nils Quensel, minister without portfolio
- Christian Günther, minister of foreign affairs
- Fritiof Domö, minister of trade
- Per Albin Hansson, Social democrats, prime minister
- Ernst Wigforss, Social democrats, minister of finance
- Per Edvin Sköld, Social democrats, minister of defence
- Axel Pehrsson-Bramstorp, Agrarian party, minister of agriculture
- Herman Eriksson, minister without portfolio.
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