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11 October 1946 – 1 October 1951
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Social Democrats
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Prime Minister
Tage Erlander
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1946–1969
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Minister for Justice
Herman Zetterberg
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1945–1957
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Östen Undén
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1945–1962
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Minister for Defence
Allan Vougt
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1945–1951
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Gustav Möller
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1939–1951
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Torsten Nilsson
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1945–1951
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Minister for Finance
Ernst Wigfors
David Hall
Per Edvin Sköld
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1936–1949
1949–1949
1949-1955
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Minister for Education
Josef Weijne
Hildur Nygren
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1946–1951
1951–1951
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Minister for Agriculture
Per Edvin Sköld
Gunnar Sträng
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1945–1948
1948–1951
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Minister for Trade
Gunnar Myrdal
Axel Gjöres
John Ericsson
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1945–1947
1947–1948
1948–1955
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Minister for Supply
Axel Gjöres
Gunnar Sträng
Karin Kock-Lindberg
John Ericsson
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1941–1947
1947–1948
1948–1949
1949–1950
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Minister for the Interior
(The ministry was established on 01 July 1947)
Eije Mossberg
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1947–1951
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Minister for Public Administration
(The ministry was established on 01 July 1950)
John Lingman
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1950–1954
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Ministers without portfolio 11 October 1946
– 1 October 1951
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Gunnar Danielsson
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1944–1952
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John Ericsson
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1945–1948
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Eije Mossberg
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1945–1947
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Gunnar Sträng
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1945–1947
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Sven Andersson
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1948–1951
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Karin Kock-Lindberg
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1947–1948
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Per Edvin Sköld
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1948–1949
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Jan Lingman
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1950–1950
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Dag Hammarskjöld
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1951–1953
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1 October 1951 – 31 October 1957
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Coalition government: Social Democrats/Agrarian party
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Prime Minister
Tage Erlander
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1946–1969
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Minister for Justice
Herman Zetterberg
Ingvar Lindell
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1945–1957
1957–1959
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Östen Undén
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1945–1962
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Minister for Defence
Torsten Nilsson
Sven Andersson
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1951–1957
1957–1973
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Gunnar Sträng
John Ericsson
Torsten Nilsson
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1951–1955
1955–1957
1957–1962
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Sven Andersson
Sture Henriksson
Gösta Skoglund
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1951–1957
1957–1957
1957–1962
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Minister for Finance
Per Edvin Sköld
Gunnar Sträng
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1949–1955
1955–1976
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Minister for Education
Ivar Persson
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1951–1957
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Minister for Agriculture
Sam Norup
Bernhard Näsgård
Nils Gunnar Hansson (in Skegrie)
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1951–1957
1957–1957
1957–1957
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Minister for Trade
John Ericsson
Gunnar Lange
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1948–1955
1955–1970
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Minister for the Interior
Gunnar Hedlund
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1951–1957
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Minister for Public Administration
John Lingman
Gunnar Lange
Sigurd Lindholm
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1950–1954
1954–1955
1955–1965
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Ministers without portfolio 1 October 1951
– 31 October 1957
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Dag Hammarskjöld
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1951–1953
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Hjalmar Nilsson (in Spånstad)
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1951–1957
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Ingvar Lindell
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1951–1957
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Allan Nordenstam
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1952–1957
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Ulla Lindström
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1954–1966
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Lars Eliasson
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1957–1957
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Herman Kling
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1957–1959
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Sigurd Lindholm
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1955–1965
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31 October 1957 – 14 October 1969
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Social Democrats
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Prime Minister
Tage Erlander
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1946–1969
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Minister for Justice
Ingvar Lindell
Herman Kling
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1957–1959
1959–1969
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Östen Undén
Torsten Nilsson
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1945–1962
1962–1971
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Minister for Defence
Sven Andersson
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1957–1973
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Torsten Nilsson
Sven Aspling
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1957–1962
1962–1976
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Gösta Skoglund
Olof Palme
Svante Lundkvist
Bengt Norling
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1957–1965
1965–1967
1967–1969
1969–1976
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Minister for Finance
Gunnar Sträng
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1955–1976
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Minister for Education
Ragnar Edenman
Olof Palme
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1957–1967
1967–1969
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Minister for Agriculture
Gösta Netzén
Eric Holmqvist
Ingemund Bengtsson
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1957–1961
1961–1969
1969–1973
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Minister for Trade
Gunnar Lange
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1955–1970
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Minister for the Interior
Rune Johansson
Eric Holmqvist
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1957–1969
1969–1973
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Minister for Public Administration
Sigurd Lindholm
Hans Gustafsson
Svante Lundkvist
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1955–1965
1965–1969
1969–1973
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Minister for Industry
(The ministry was established on 01 January 1969)
Krister Wickman
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1969–1971
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Ministers without portfolio 31 October 1957
– 14 October 1969
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Björn Kjellin
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1957–1958
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Sven af Geijerstam
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1958–1963
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Carl Henrik Norlander
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1959–1960
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Rune Hermansson
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1960–1966
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Olof Palme
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1963–1965
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Sven-Eric Nilsson
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1964–1973
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Svante Lundkvist
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1965–1967
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Lennart Geijer
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1966–1969
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Alva Myrdal
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1966–1973
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Camilla Odhnoff
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1967–1973
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Krister Wickman
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1967–1969
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Sven Moberg
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1967–1973
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14 October 1969 – 8 October 1976
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Social Democrats
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Prime Minister
Olof Palme
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1969–1976
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Minister for Justice
Lennart Geijer
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1969–1976
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Torsten Nilsson
Krister Wickman
Sven Andersson
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1962–1971
1971–1973
1973–1976
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Minister for Defence
Sven Andersson
Eric Holmqvist
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1957–1973
1973–1976
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Sven Aspling
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1962–1976
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Bengt Norling
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1969–1976
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Minister for Finance
(The ministry was dissolved on 8 October 1976)
Gunnar Sträng
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1955–1976
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Minister for Education
Ingvar Carlsson
Bertil Zachrisson
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1969–1973
1973–1976
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Minister for Agriculture
Ingemund Bengtsson
Svante Lundkvist
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1969–1973
1973–1976
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Minister for Trade
Gunnar Lange
Kjell-Olof Feldt
Carl Lidbom
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1955–1970
1970–1975
1975–1976
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Minister for the Interior
(The ministry was dissolved on 31 October 1973)
Eric Holmqvist
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1969–1973
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Minister for Public Administration
(The ministry was dissolved on 31 October 1973)
Svante Lundkvist
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1969–1973
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Minister for Labour
(The ministry was established on 31 October 1973)
Ingemund Bengtsson
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1973–1976
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Minister for Industry
Krister Wickman
Rune Johansson
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1969–1971
1971–1976
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Minister for Housing
(The ministry was established on 31 October 1973)
Ingvar Carlsson
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1973–1976
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Minister for Public Administration
Hans Gustafsson
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1973–1976
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Ministers without portfolio 14 October 1969
– 8 October 1976
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Sven-Eric Nilsson
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1964–1973
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Alva Myrdal
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1966–1973
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Camilla Odhnoff
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1967–1973
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Sven Moberg
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1967–1973
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Bertil Löfberg
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1969–1975
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Carl Lidbom
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1969–1975
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Anna-Greta Leijon
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1973–1976
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Gertrud Sigurdsen
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1973–1976
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Lena Hjelm-Wallén
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1973–1976
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Thage G Peterson
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1975–1976
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Kjell-Olof Feldt
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1975–1976
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8 October 1976 – 18 October 1978
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Coalition government: Centre Party, Moderate Party, Liberal Party
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Prime Minister
Thorbjörn Fälldin (Centre)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Justice
Sven Romanus (non-political)
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1976–1979
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Karin Söder (Centre)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Defence
Erik Krönmark (Moderate)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Rune Gustavsson (Centre)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Bo Tureson (Moderate)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Budget
(The ministry was established on 08 October 1976)
Ingemar Mundebo (Liberal)
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1976–1979
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Minister for Economic Affairs
(The ministry was established on 08 October 1976)
Gösta Bohman (Moderate)
Ingemar Mundebo (Liberal)
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1976–1978
1978–1979
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Minister for Education
Jan-Erik Wikström (Liberal)
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1976–1982
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Minister for Agriculture
Anders Dahlgren (Centre)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Trade
Staffan Burenstam-Linder (Moderate)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Labour
Per Ahlmark (Liberal)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Housing
Elvy Olsson (Centre)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Industry
Nils G. Åsling (Centre)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Local Government
Johannes Antonsson (Centre)
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1976–1978
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Ministers without portfolio 8 October 1976
– 18 October 1978
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Ingegerd Troedsson (Moderate)
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1976–1978
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Olof Johansson (Centre)
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1976–1978
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Ola Ullsten (Liberal)
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1976–1978
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Birgit Friggebo (Liberal)
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1976–1978
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Britt Mogård (Moderate)
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1976–1978
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18 October 1978 – 12 October 1979
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Liberal Party
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Prime Minister
Ola Ullsten
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1978–1979
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Minister for Justice
Sven Romanus (non-political)
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1976–1979
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Hans Blix
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1978–1979
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Minister for Defence
Lars De Geer
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1978–1979
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Gabriel Romanus
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1978–1979
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Anita Bondestam
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1978–1979
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Minister for Budget and Economy
Ingemar Mundebo
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1978–1979
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Minister for Education
Jan-Erik Wikström
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1976–1982
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Minister for Agriculture
Eric Enlund
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1978–1979
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Minister for Trade
Hadar Cars
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1978–1979
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Minister for Labour
Rolf Wirtén
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1978–1979
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Minister for Housing
Birgit Friggebo
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1978–1982
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Minister for Industry
Erik Huss
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1978–1979
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Minister for Local Government
Bertil Hansson
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1978–1979
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Ministers without portfolio 18 October 1978
– 12 October 1979
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Hedda Lindahl
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1978–1979
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Birgit Rodhe
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1978–1979
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Carl Tham
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1978–1979
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Marianne Wahlberg
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1978–1979
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Eva Winther
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1978–1979
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12 October 1979 – 19 May 1981
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Coalition government: Centre Party, Moderate Party, Liberal Party
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Prime Minister
Thorbjörn Fälldin (Centre)
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1979–1981
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Minister for Justice
Håkan Winberg (Moderate)
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1979–1981
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Ola Ullsten (Liberal)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Defence
Erik Krönmark (Moderate)
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1979–1981
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Karin Söder (Centre)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Ulf Adelsohn (Moderate)
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1979–1981
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Minister for Budget
Rolf Wirtén (Liberal)
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1976–1979
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Minister for Economic Affairs
Gösta Bohman (Moderate)
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1979–1981
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Minister for Education
Jan-Erik Wikström (Liberal)
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1976–1982
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Minister for Agriculture
Anders Dahlgren (Centre)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Trade
Staffan Burenstam-Linder (Moderate)
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1979–1981
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Minister for Labour
Ingemar Eliasson (Liberal)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Housing
Birgit Friggebo (Liberal)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Industry
Nils G. Åsling (Centre)
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1976–1978
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Minister for Local Government
Karl Boo (Centre)
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1979–1982
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Ministers without portfolio 12 October 1979
– 19 May 1981
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Karin Andersson (Centre)
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1979–1982
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Georg Danell (Moderate)
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1979–1981
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Elisabet Holm (Moderate)
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1979–1981
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Olof Johansson (Centre)
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1979–1982
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Carl Axel Petri (non-political)
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1979–1981
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Britt Mogård (Moderate)
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1979–1981
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19 May 1981 – 8 October 1982
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Coalition government: Centre Party, Liberal Party
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Prime Minister
Thorbjörn Fälldin (Centre)
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1981–1982
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Minister for Justice
Carl Axel Petri (non-political)
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1981–1982
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Ola Ullsten (Liberal)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Defence
Torsten Gustafsson (Centre)
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1981–1982
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Karin Söder (Centre)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Claes Elmstedt (Centre)
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1981–1982
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Minister for Budget and Economy
Rolf Wirtén (Liberal)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Education
Jan-Erik Wikström (Liberal)
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1976–1982
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Minister for Agriculture
Anders Dahlgren (Centre)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Trade
Björn Molin (Liberal)
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1981–1982
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Minister for Labour
Ingemar Eliasson (Liberal)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Housing
Birgit Friggebo (Liberal)
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1978–1982
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Minister for Industry
Nils G. Åsling (Centre)
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1979–1982
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Minister for Local Government
Karl Boo (Centre)
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1979–1982
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Ministers without portfolio 19 May 1981 –
8 October 1982
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Karin Ahrland (Liberal)
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1981–1982
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Ulla Tillander (Centre)
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1981–1982
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8 October 1982 – 28 February 1986
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Social Democrats
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Prime Minister
Olof Palme
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1982–1986
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Minister for Justice
Ove Rainer
Sten Wickbom
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1982–1983
1983–1987
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Lennart Bodström
Sten Andersson
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1982–1985
1985–1991
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Minister for Defence
Börje Andersson
Curt Boström
Anders Thunborg
Roine Carlsson
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1982–1982
1982–1983
1983–1985
1985–1991
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Sten Andersson
Gertrud Sigurdsen
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1982–1985
1985–1989
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Curt Boström
Roine Carlsson
Sven Hulterström
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1982–1985
1985–1985
1985–1989
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Minister for Budget och Economy
(The ministry was dissolved on 31 December 1982)
Kjell-Olof Feldt
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1982–1982
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Minister for Finance
(The ministry was established on 01 January 1983)
Kjell-Olof Feldt
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1983–1990
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Minister for Education
Lena Hjelm-Wallén
Lennart Bodström
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1982–1985
1985–1989
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Minister for Agriculture
Svante Lundkvist
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1982–1986
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Minister for Trade
Lennart Bodström
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1982–1982
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Minister for Labour
Anna-Greta Leijon
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1982–1987
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Minister for Housing
Hans Gustafsson
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1982–1988
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Minister for Industry
Thage G. Peterson
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1982–1988
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Minister for Local Government
Bo Holmberg
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1982–1982
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Minister for Public Administration
Bo Holmberg
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1983–1988
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Ministers without portfolio 8 October 1982
– 28 February 1986
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Deputy Prime Minister
Ingvar Carlsson
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1982–1986
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Bengt Göransson
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1982–1989
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Anita Gradin
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1982–1991
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Roine Carlsson
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1982–1985
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Gertrud Sigurdsen
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1982–1985
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Birgitta Dahl
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1982–1986
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Mats Hellström
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1983–1986
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Bengt K Å Johansson
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1985–1988
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Bengt Lindqvist
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19985–1991
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1 March 1986 – 26 February 1990
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Social Democrats
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Prime Minister
Ingvar Carlsson
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1986–1991
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Minister for Justice
Sten Wickbom
Anna-Greta Leijon
Thage G. Peterson
Ingvar Carlsson
Laila Freivalds
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1983–1987
1987–1988
1988–1988
1988–1988
1988–1991
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Sten Andersson
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1985–1991
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Minister for Defence
Roine Carlsson
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1985–1991
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Gertrud Sigurdsen
Sven Hulterström
Ingela Thalén
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1985–1989
1989–1990
1990–1991
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Sven Hulterström
Georg Andersson
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1985–1989
1989–1991
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Minister for Finance
Kjell-Olof Feldt
Odd Engström
Allan Larsson
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1983–1990
1990–1990
1990–1991
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Minister for Education
Lennart Bodström
Bengt Göransson
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1985–1989
1989–1991
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Minister for Agriculture
Svante Lundkvist
Mats Hellström
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1982–1986
1986–1991
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Minister for Labour
Anna-Greta Leijon
Ingela Thalén
Mona Sahlin
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1982–1987
1987–1990
1990–1991
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Minister for Housing
Hans Gustafsson
Ulf Lönnqvist
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1982–1988
1988–1991
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Minister for Industry
Thage G. Peterson
Ingvar Carlsson
Ivar Norberg
Rune Molin
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1982–1988
1988–1988
1988–1990
1990–1991
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Minister for Public Administration
Bo Holmberg
Bengt K Å Johansson
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1982–1988
1988–1991
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Minister for the Environment and Energy
(The ministry was established on 1 January 1987)
Birgitta Dahl
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1987–1991
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Ministers without portfolio 1 March 1986 –
26 February 1990
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| Bengt K Å Johansson |
1985-1988 |
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Lena Hjelm-Wallén
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1985–1991
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Anita Gradin
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1982–1991
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Bengt Lindqvist
|
1985–1991
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Ulf Lönnqvist
|
1986–1988
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Odd Engström
Deputy Prime Minister
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1988–1990
1990–1991
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Margot Wallström
|
1988–1991
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Göran Persson
|
1989–1991
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Maj-Lis Lööw
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1989–1991
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Erik Åsbrink
|
1990–1991
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26 February 1990 – 4 October 1991
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Social Democrats
|
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Prime Minister
Ingvar Carlsson
|
1986–1991
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Minister for Justice
Laila Freivalds
|
1988–1991
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Sten Andersson
|
1985–1991
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Minister for Defence
Roine Carlsson
|
1985–1991
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Ingela Thalén
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1990–1991
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Georg Andersson
|
1989–1991
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Minister for Finance
Odd Engström
Allan Larsson
|
1990–1990
1990–1991
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Minister for Education
Bengt Göransson
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1989–1991
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Minister for Agriculture
Mats Hellström
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1986–1991
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Minister for Labour
Mona Sahlin
|
1990–1991
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Minister for Housing
Ulf Lönnqvist
|
1988–1991
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Minister for Industry
Rune Molin
|
1990–1991
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Minister for Public Administration
Bengt K Å Johansson
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1988–1991
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Minister for the Environment and Energy
Birgitta Dahl
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1987–1991
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Ministers without portfolio 26 February 1990
– 4 October 1991
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Lena Hjelm-Wallén
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1985–1991
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Bengt Lindqvist
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1985–1991
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Anita Gradin
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1982–1991
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Margot Wallström
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1988–1991
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Odd Engström
(Deputy Prime Minister)
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1988–1990
1990–1991
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Göran Persson
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1989–1991
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Maj-Lis Lööw
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1989–1991
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Erik Åsbrink
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1990–1991
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4 October 1991 – 7 October 1994
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Coalition government: Centre Party, Liberal Party, Moderate Party and
the Christian Democrats Party
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Prime Minister
Carl Bildt (Moderate)
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1991–1994
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Bengt Westerberg
Deputy Prime Minister (Liberal)
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1991–1994
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Minister for Justice
Gun Hellsvik (Moderate)
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1991–1994
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Margareta af Ugglas (Moderate)
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1991–1994
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Minister for Defence
Anders Björk (Moderate)
Per Unckel (Moderate)
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1991–1994
1994–1994
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Bengt Westerberg (Liberal)
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1991–1994
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Mats Odell (Christian Democrats)
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1991–1994
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Minister for Finance
Anne Wibble (Liberal)
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1991–1994
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Minister for Education
Per Unckel (Moderate)
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1991–1994
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Minister for Agriculture
Karl-Erik Olsson (Centre)
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1991–1994
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Minister for Labour
Börje Hörnlund (Centre)
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1991–1994
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Minister for Industry
Per Westerberg (Moderate)
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1991–1994
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Minister for the Interior
Inger Davidsson (Christian Democrats)
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1991–1994
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Minister for the Environment
Olof Johansson (Centre)
Görel Thurdin (Centre)
Karl Erik Olsson (Centre)
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1991–1994
1994–1994
1994–1994
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Minister for Housing
(The ministry was dissolved on 30 November 1991)
Birgit Friggebo (Liberal)
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1991–1991
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Minister for Culture
(The ministry was established on 1 December 1991)
Birgit Friggebo (Liberal)
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1991–1994
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Ministers without portfolio 4 October 1991
– 7 October 1994
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Reidun Laurén (non-political)
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1991–1994
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Alf Svensson (Christian Democrats)
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1991–1994
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Ulf Dinkelspiel (Moderate)
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1991–1994
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Görel Thurdin (Liberal)
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1991–1994
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Bo Könberg (Liberal)
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1991–1994
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Bo Lundgren (Moderate)
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1991–1994
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Beatrice Ask (Moderate)
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1991–1994
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7 October 1994 – 22 March 1996
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Social Democrats
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Prime Minister
Ingvar Carlsson
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1994–1996
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Minister for Justice
Laila Freivalds
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1994-2000
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Lena Hjelm-Wallén
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1994–1998
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Minister for Defence
Thage G Peterson
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1994–1997
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Ingela Thalén
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1994–1996
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Minister for Transport and Communication
Inez Uusmann
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1994–1998
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Minister for Finance
Göran Persson
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1994–1996
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Minister for Education
Carl Tham
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1994–1998
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Minister for Agriculture
Margareta Winberg
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1994–1996
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Minister for Labour
Anders Sundström
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1994–1996
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Minister for Culture
Margot Wallström
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1994–1996
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Minister for Industry
Sten Heckscher
Jörgen Andersson
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1994–1996
1996–1996
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Minister for the Interior
Marita Ulvskog
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1994–1996
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Minister for the Environment
Anna Lindh
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1994–1998
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Ministers without portfolio 7 October 1994
– 22 March 1996
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Deputy Prime Minister
Mona Sahlin
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1994–1995
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Mats Hellström
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1994–1996
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Pierre Schori
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1994–1999
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Leif Blomberg
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1994–1998
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Anna Hedborg
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1994–1996
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Jörgen Andersson
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1994–1996
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Jan Nygren
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1994–1996
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Ylva Johansson
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1994–1998
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22 March 1996 –6 October 2006
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Social Democrats
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Prime Minister
Göran Persson
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1996-2006
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Minister for Justice
Laila Freivalds
Lena Hjelm-Wallén
Thomas Bodström
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1994-2000
2000-2000
2000-2006
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Minister for Foreign Affairs
Lena Hjelm-Wallén
Anna Lindh
Laila Freivalds
Carin Jämtin
Jan Eliasson
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1994–1998
1998-2003
2003-2006
2006-2006
2006-2006
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Minister for Defence
Thage G Peterson
Björn von Sydow
Lena Hjelm-Wallén
Pär Nuder
Leni Björklund
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1994–1997
1997-2002
2002-2002
2002-2002
2002-2006
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Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Margot Wallström
Anders Sundström
Lars Engqvist
Berit Andnor
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1996–1998
1998–1998
1998-2004
2004-2006
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Minister for Transport and Communication
(The ministry was dissolved on 31 December 1998)
Inez Uusmann
Björn Rosengren
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1994–1998
1998–1998
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Minister for Finance
Erik Åsbrink
Bosse Ringholm
Pär Nuder
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1996–1999
1999-2004
2004-2006
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Minister of Education, Research and
Culture
(The ministry was established on 1 January 2005)
Leif Pagrotsky |
2005-2006 |
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Minister for Education
(The ministry was dissolved on 31 December 2004)
Carl Tham
Thomas Östros
Leif Pagrotsky
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1994–1998
1998-2004
2004-2004
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Minister for Agriculture
Annika Åhnberg
Margareta Winberg
Ann-Christin Nykvist
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1996–1998
1998-2002
2002-2006
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Minister for Labour
(The ministry was dissolved on 31 December 1998)
Margareta Winberg
Björn Rosengren
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1996–1998
1998-2002
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Minister for Culture
The ministry was dissolved on 31 December 2004)
Marita Ulvskog
Pär Nuder
Leif Pagrotsky
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1996-2004
2004-2004
2004-2006
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Minister for Public Administration
(The ministry was dissolved on 30 June 1996)
Jörgen Andersson
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1996–1996
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Minister for the Interior
(The ministry was established on 1 July 1996)
Jörgen Anderson
Lars-Erik Lövdén
(The ministry was dissolved on 31 December 1998)
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1996–1998
1998–1998
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Minister for the Environment
(The ministry was dissolved on 31 October 2004)
Anna Lindh
Kjell Larsson
Lena Sommestad
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1994–1998
1998-2002
2002-2004
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Minister for Sustainable Development
(The ministry was established on 1 November 2004)
Mona Sahlin |
2004-2006 |
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Ministry for Industry, Employment and Communications
Anders Sundström
Björn Rosengren
Leif Pagrotsky
Thomas Östros
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1996–1998
1999-2002
2002-2004
2004-2006
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Ministers without portfolio 22 March 1996
–6 October 2006
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Mats Hellström
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1994–1996
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Pierre Schori
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1994–1999
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Leif Blomberg
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1994–1998
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Ylva Johansson
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1994–1998
2004-2006
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Maj-Inger Klingwall
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1996-2001
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Leif Pagrotsky
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1996-2002
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Thomas Östros
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1996–1998
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Ulrica Messing
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1996-2006
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Thage G. Peterson
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1997–1998
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Lars Engqvist
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1998–1998
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Mona Sahlin
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1998-2004
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Ingegerd Wärnersson
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1998-2001
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Britta Lejon
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1998-2002
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Deputy Prime Minister
Lena Hjelm-Wallén |
1998-2002 |
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Lars-Erik Lövdén
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1999-2004
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Ingela Thalén
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1999-2002
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Jan O. Karlsson
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2002-2003
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Lena Sommestad
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2002-2002
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Deputy Prime Minister
Margareta Winberg
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2002-2003
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Gunnar Lund
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2002-2004
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Berit Andnor
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2002-2004
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Pär Nuder
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2002-2004
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Morgan Johansson
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2002-2006
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Lena Hallengren
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2002-2006
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Hans Karlsson
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2002-2006
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Barbro Holmberg
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2003-2006
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Carin Jämtin
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2003-2006
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Deputy Prime Minister
Bosse Ringholm |
2004-2006 |
| Lena Sommestad |
2004-2006 |
| Ibrahim Baylan |
2004-2006 |
| Jens Orback |
2004-2006 |
| Sven-Erik Österberg |
2004-2006 |
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6 October 2006–
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| Coalition government: Moderate Party,
Centre Party, Liberal Party, and Christian Democrats Party |
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Prime Minister
Fredrik Reinfeldt (Moderate) |
2006- |
Minister for Justice
Beatrice Ask (Moderate) |
2006- |
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Carl Bildt (Moderate) |
2006- |
Minister of Defence
Mikael Odenberg (Moderate)
Sten Tolgfors (Moderate)
Karin Enström (Moderate) |
2006-2007
2007-2012
2012- |
Minister for Social Affairs
Göran Hägglund (Christian Democrats) |
2006- |
Minister for Finance
Anders Borg (Moderate) |
2006- |
Minister for Education and Science
Lars Leijonborg (Liberal)
Jan Björklund (Liberal) |
2006-2007
2007- |
Minister at Minister for Agriculture
Eskil Erlandsson (Centre) |
2006- |
Minister for the Environment
Andreas Carlgren (Centre)
Lena Ek (Centre) |
2006-2011
2011- |
Minister for Industry
Deputy Prime Minister
Maud Olofsson (Centre)
Annie Lööf (Centre) |
2006-2011
2011- |
Minister for Integration and Gender
Equality
Nyamko Sabuni (Liberal) |
2006- |
Minister for Culture
Cecilia Stegö Chilò (Moderate)
Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth (Moderate) |
2006-2006
2006- |
Minister for Employment
Sven Otto Littorin (Moderate) |
2006- |
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Ministers without portfolio 6 October 2006–
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| Cecilia Malmström (Liberal) |
2006-2010 |
| Tobias Billström (Moderate) |
2006- |
| Gunilla Carlsson (Moderate) |
2006- |
| Maria Borelius (Moderate) |
2006-2006 |
| Sten Tolgfors (Moderate) |
2006-2007 |
| Maria Larsson (Christian Democrats) |
2006 |
| Cristina Husmark Pehrsson (Moderate) |
2006- |
| Mats Odell (Christian Democrats) |
2006- |
| Jan Björklund (Liberal) |
2006-2007 |
| Åsa Torstensson (Centre) |
2006- |
| Ewa Björling (Moderate) |
2007- |
| Lars Leijonborg (Liberal) |
2007-2009 |
| Tobias Krantz (Liberal) |
2009- |
| Birgitta Ohlsson (Liberal) |
2010- |
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Fredrik Reinfeldt
Prime Minister
Anders Borg
Minister for Finance
Anna-Karin Hatt
Minister for Information Technology and Energy
Annie Lööf
Minister for Enterprise
Beatrice Ask
Minister for Justice
Birgitta Ohlsson
Minister for EU Affairs
Carl Bildt
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Catharina Elmsäter-Svärd
Minister for Infrastructure
Erik Ullenhag
Minister for Integration
Eskil Erlandsson
Minister for Rural Affairs
Ewa Björling
Minister for Trade and Minister for Nordic Cooperation
Gunilla Carlsson
Minister for International Development Cooperation
Göran Hägglund
Minister for Health and Social Affairs
Hillevi Engström
Minister for Employment
Jan Björklund
Minister for Education, Deputy Prime Minister
Karin Enström
Minister for Defence
Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth
Minister for Culture and Sport
Lena Ek
Minister for the Environment
Maria Arnholm
Minister for Gender Equality, Dep. Minister for Education
Maria Larsson
Minister for Children and the Elderly
Peter Norman
Minister for Financial Markets
Stefan Attefall
Minister for Public Administration and Housing
Tobias Billström
Minister for Migration and Asylum Policy
Ulf Kristersson
Minister for Social Security
