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Tage Fritjof Erlander (Ransäter, 13 giugno 1901 – Huddinge, 21 giugno 1985) è stato un politico svedese. È stato leader del Partito Socialdemocratico Svedese . Con 23 anni in carica come primo ministro svedese, Tage Erlander è il capo del governo tra tutte le democrazie parlamentari del mondo, che è stato in carica più a ...
- 11 ottobre 1946 –, 14 ottobre 1969
- Olof Palme
Tage Fritjof Erlander ( Swedish: [ˈtɑ̂ːgɛ ɛˈɭǎnːdɛr] ⓘ; 13 June 1901 – 21 June 1985) was a Swedish politician and statesman who served as the prime minister of Sweden and leader of the Social Democratic Party from 1946 to 1969.
- Per Albin Hansson
- Social Democrat
- 2, including Sven Erlander
- Olof Palme
Tage Fritjof Erlander, född 13 juni 1901 i Ransäter i Värmlands län, [3] död 21 juni 1985 i Stockholm, [4] var partiledare för Sveriges socialdemokratiska arbetareparti och Sveriges statsminister 1946–1969.
29 feb 2024 · Tage Erlander (born June 13, 1901, Ransäter, Sweden—died June 21, 1985, Huddinge, near Stockholm) was a politician and prime minister of Sweden (1946–69). His tenure as prime minister coincided with the years when the Swedish welfare state was most successful and the so-called “Swedish Model” attracted international attention.
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Con 23 anni in carica come primo ministro svedese, Tage Erlander è il capo del governo tra tutte le democrazie parlamentari del mondo, che è stato in carica più a lungo in una successione ininterrotta. Erlander è stato membro del Riksdag svedese (1932–1973) nella Seconda Camera.
22 giu 1985 · Tage F. Erlander, who was Sweden's Prime Minister from 1946 to 1969 and a major architect of its social welfare state, died early yesterday in a hospital in the village of Huddinge, seven miles...
Tage erlander was born in Värmland in June 1901 and died in Stockholm in June 1985. This study covers Erlander’s twenty-three-year career as Social Democratic party leader and prime minister, the two posts he held simultaneously and without interruption between 1946 and 1969.
